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Read articles →This is a hands-on 50-hour service walkthrough on a year-old Kubota L2502, focused specifically on the oil, fuel, and air filter changes. It shows opening the hood, draining oil via the two drain plugs, replacing the oil filter (HH164-32430) with 15W40, swapping the fuel filter and gaskets, and cleaning/replacing the air filter. It skips other 50-hour steps. Best for owners doing their own routine maintenance.
Posted by ODD Rocket 27, an owner documenting DIY maintenance on their own L2502 rather than a dealer or professional mechanic.
Drain oil using the two 19mm drain plugs on each side of the shaft, then remove the old filter with a wrench and hand tighten the new HH164-32430 filter before refilling with 15W40.
The engine says it takes six quarts, but the video fills with five quarts first, then checks the dipstick on the opposite side and tops off until full.
Remove the old filter by hand, never with a wrench, and replace the gaskets every time since they are cheap and prevent leaks. Push the new filter in hand tight.
Pull the lever on the side of the round housing fairly hard, twist and remove the old filter, clean the housing with a wet rag, then install a new filter.
