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Read articles →This is a hands-on, unhurried DIY walkthrough of changing hydraulic filters on an L3560, filmed by an owner actually doing the job in his shop. It shows a shop-vac trick to avoid draining 15 gallons of $25/gallon UDT2 fluid, filter removal and torque tips, refilling and checking levels, plus a quick rundown of related maintenance like greasing, tire pressure, and lug nut torque. Best for owners doing their own service.
Posted by an individual owner-operator (Karnes Motorsports channel) documenting DIY maintenance on his own tractor, not a dealership or professional shop.
Pull the vent plug, push the dipstick in, and jam a shop vac hose into the vent hole to pull vacuum, which keeps most of the fluid from pouring out when you remove the filters.
The video states it costs $25 a gallon, and the tractor is estimated to hold around 15 gallons, making a full drain expensive.
Check lug nut torque front and back, grease the axle pivot fittings, clean the screen and coolers, check tire pressure, and check coolant and oil levels.
Put the valve stem at the very top before adding air, since loaded tire fluid will shoot out if the stem is in any other position.
