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Read articles →Part three of a 50-hour service series, focused entirely on draining and refilling the hydrostatic fluid and swapping both filters on a Bobcat CT2535 with mid PTO. The hosts call out the two drain locations, both filter part numbers (Baldwin BT 9382 and BT 8488), the 6.3-gallon fluid capacity, and the Triax synthetic blend they used. Practical and unscripted; best suited for CT2535 owners doing this job themselves for the first time.
An owner-operator channel documenting real maintenance work on their own Bobcat, with no apparent commercial affiliation.
Two filters: the hydrostatic filter, Baldwin BT 8488, and the transmission filter, Baldwin BT 9382 on the driver's side, both filtering the hydraulic oil.
The transcript states 6.3 gallons capacity, and they added about 6 gallons before topping off further based on the dipstick reading.
There are two drains, a mid drain and a lower rear drain which is the actual low point; the front drain bolt is 14 mm.
Triax premium agro synthetic blend hydro hydraulic and transmission fluid, which was recommended for use on this machine.
