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Read articles →This is a hands-on, real-time DIY oil change on a Kubota B2650, done by the tractor's own owner rather than a dealer. It shows removing both drain plugs (the driveshaft runs through them), pulling and inspecting the filter, refilling, and checking the dipstick, plus tracking service history and hours (1,199.7 hrs) with a Sharpie for resale records. Good for owners planning their own 200-hour service.
Posted by the Matt's need for speed channel, an owner walking through maintenance on his own tractor rather than a dealer or expert mechanic.
There are two drain plugs because the driveshaft runs through them. An 80 millimeter deep well socket fits and they come loose fairly easily, but watch for a compression washer on each one.
You pull the lower radiator hose back to get access to the oil cap, which sits right behind it on the B2650.
Writing the date and hours with a Sharpie creates a record showing when service was done, which helps a future buyer know maintenance history and when the next service is due.
