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Read articles →A hands-on, unscripted walkthrough of the 100-hour oil change on a Mahindra 2555 Light Duty. The most practical detail here is the oil filter sourcing problem: the creator discovers a NAPA/STP substitute for the hard-to-find Mahindra filter, explains the minor seal difference, and documents the two drain plug locations, filter placement, and seven-quart Rotella 15W40 fill. Best for 2555 LD owners tackling their first service.
Posted by the charles Meier channel, which appears to be an individual owner documenting his own tractor maintenance with no evident commercial affiliation.
It is located up near the two drain plugs on the bottom of the tractor, and goes back up into that same area once removed.
Yes, the creator used an STP brand filter from NAPA for six dollars, noting the rubber seal inside is slightly different but internet research said it works fine.
About seven quarts of Rotella 15W40, filling the oil filter first before pouring the rest into the engine.
There are two drain plugs that need to be removed and then replaced during the oil change.