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Read articles →This is a first-time owner's DIY 100-hour service on a Bad Boy 3026H, filmed step by step: engine oil (15W40 instead of the specified 10W40), air filter, hydraulic/transmission fluid drain and refill (2.5+ gallons plus a top-off), both hydraulic filters, and greasing all fitting points on the loader and PTO area. He skips the fuel filter, coolant top-off, and radiator cleaning. Best for owners of this specific model wanting a real-world walkthrough since he notes few service videos exist for it.
An owner-operator documenting his own hands-on learning process on his property, explicitly admitting he's not mechanically trained and is following the manual as he goes.
The manual calls for 10W40, but he used 15W40 instead, saying he didn't think it mattered much.
The manual calls for 2.64 gallons, though he ended up adding more afterward since the dipstick wasn't showing fluid, adding about another gallon.
Eight fittings on each side of the front end loader, one on the front end, and one near the PTO shaft on the back.
No, he skipped the fuel filter, topping off the coolant, and spraying out the radiator during this service.
