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Read articles →This is a real hands-on oil change on a personally-owned 4066R at around 250 hours, done in a home shop. It walks through removing the side panel and loader for access, draining oil, swapping the filter, refilling with 5.6 quarts, checking the air filter, and mentions upcoming hydraulic oil, fuel filter, and front axle service. Good for owners planning their own DIY maintenance schedule.
An owner-operator documenting maintenance on their own 4066R, sharing practical shop experience rather than a dealer pitch.
The video shows the blade indicates five point six quarts, which is how much oil was added back into the engine.
You only need to remove one side panel, but removing the loader is recommended since the loader lines and mast block the filter and dipstick.
The side panel comes off with just one 10 millimeter nut and bolt, described as a pretty simple process.
The owner plans to change hydraulic oil, fuel filters, and front axle oil in the summer, and says the front axle grease point is the main grease task.
