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Read articles →An owner walking through his own 50-hour service on a Mahindra 1526 HST, this video covers engine oil and filter, fuel filter, two transmission/hydrostatic filters, and front axle fluid drain and refill, with real footage of each step. He also clarifies which fluid the front axle actually takes, a point of common confusion. Best for 1526 HST owners doing their first service and wanting to see filter locations and procedure before starting.
An owner-operator sharing first-hand impressions while performing the service himself, with no apparent commercial affiliation.
The manual specifies hydraulic transmission fluid for the front axle, not the heavier gear oil Mahindra sometimes includes, which clears up common confusion.
There is the engine oil filter, the fuel filter, and two additional filters for the hydrostatic transmission, one on each side of the tractor.
The center drain plug takes a fifteen sixteenths wrench, and the two bottom plugs at the wheel ends are twelve millimeter.
According to the manual, pivot points are due for grease every ten hours of use.
