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Read articles →This is a full hands-on walkthrough of an oil change on a Kubota L3902, notable for the split-pan design with two drain plugs on either side of the machine. It covers opening the hood, draining both reservoirs, reusing copper washers, removing the stubborn factory-painted filter, installing the new one with the thumb-turn method, and refilling with 7.1 quarts of 10W30, checking the dipstick after. Good for DIY owners doing their first oil change.
Appears to be an owner or DIY-minded individual demonstrating the job on their own tractor, not a dealer or professional shop.
It has a split or dual pan design with a reservoir and drain plug on each side, so you drain the right side and the left side separately.
The engine crankcase with filter takes 7.1 quarts, and the video uses Kubota 10W30 diesel engine oil based on the manual's temperature range.
The factory filter is installed before Kubota paints the engine gray, so the paint dries over it, making the first removal unusually tight.
Once the filter touches the seal, turn it by hand about three-quarters of a turn past that point, slightly more than a half turn.
