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Read articles →This is a hands-on owner walkthrough of routine L3560 maintenance at 2,400 hours, done on a home lift. It covers draining both engine oil drain plugs, changing the oil filter, fuel filter, water separator filter (with O-ring), air filter, and addressing a leaking four-wheel-drive knuckle seal with AT-205. Note: the hydraulic oil/filter change is mentioned but not actually shown. Useful for owners doing their own fluid and filter service.
An owner-operator sharing casual, informal footage of maintenance on their own tractor, not a professional or dealer production.
It has two drain plugs, one on each side of the oil pan, because the four-wheel drive driveshaft runs between them. Both must be drained or oil will be left in the pan.
The owner used AT-205 reseal, a product he learned about online, which slowed or possibly stopped the leak that started at the beginning of the season.
Loosen it with pliers, pull it off, and install a new filter along with a new O-ring, then reopen the purge valve and the fuel filter valve to refill the bowl.
No, the owner mentions planning to change the hydraulic oil and filter but states at the end that he got sidetracked and did not show that part.
