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Read articles →Part 1 of a hydraulic fluid change on a Kioti DK4510, but the actual maintenance work hasn't started yet. This installment is essentially a parts run to a Kioti dealership and an extended lot walkthrough where the creator browses used equipment and notes prices. Owners looking for the how-to procedure should skip ahead to Part 2; equipment browsers curious about used lot inventory might enjoy the casual tour.
Posted by the Diesel Dirt channel, which appears to be an owner-operator sharing personal tractor ownership experiences in a relaxed, conversational style.
No, this is Part 1, which only covers a trip to the dealership to buy an oil filter and hydraulic fluid plus a tour of the used equipment lot. The actual fluid change is in Part 2.
The creator says five gallons of hydraulic fluid costs about eighty dollars, calling the price outrageous.
A John Deere 319D was listed at twenty-six thousand five hundred dollars with 1707 hours, and a mini excavator was priced at nine thousand five hundred dollars with 1426 hours.
