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Read articles →An owner-operator filming his own LX2610's 400-hour service from start to finish, covering air filter replacement, engine oil and filter, hydraulic and transmission fluid drains (including the suction and HST filters), front axle fluid, belt inspection, greasing, and a bonus hydraulic line cleaning. He shows part numbers, talks through what surprised him, and checks for leaks before calling it done. Best for DIY owners wanting a realistic, unscripted reference before doing the same service themselves.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on experience servicing his own tractor, with no apparent commercial affiliation, he mentions having just 185 subscribers after two years on the channel.
The transcript gives the part number HH670-37712 for the suction filter, located on the right side underneath the tractor.
The owner says it needs five quarts and fills it from a one gallon container until the fluid is right at the top of the fill opening.
The belt showed some wear with about a third of an inch of travel, which seemed good, but he plans to replace it at the 600 hour service.
He had changed oil at 350 hours, so it was fairly new but still looked dark, and he says it probably could have stayed in longer.
