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Read articles →An owner documenting a quirky front axle oil fill behavior on a Kubota Grand L4060, specifically that the axle can absorb noticeably more oil days after the initial fill, once the fluid distributes through the gears. The video walks through his repeated top-up attempts over multiple sessions. Most useful for L4060 owners doing their own front axle service who want a heads-up before assuming the job is done.
Posted by the Land & Sea Living channel, apparently an owner-operator sharing firsthand maintenance observations from personal experience with the machine.
The oil has to distribute through the gears over time, so the level drops and the axle can absorb more oil even after it seemed full and stopped draining at the check bolt.
The owner says it calls for about six liters, though he estimated he put in around six to six and a half liters without measuring exactly.
Yes, the owner recommends checking again a few days later since he added roughly a liter more across two separate top ups after the initial fill.
