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Read articles →This is a hands-on 600-hour service walkthrough on a Kubota BX, done by the owner in his own garage. It covers mowing first to warm fluids, dropping the mower deck, draining and refilling engine oil, transmission/hydro fluid, front axle fluid, cleaning the suction strainer, checking air filter and coolant hose clamps, brake pedal free-play, and battery cleaning/charging. Best for BX owners wanting a real maintenance routine rather than a buying overview.
Posted by the Tractor Tech channel, run by an owner performing his own routine maintenance on his BX tractor.
The engine oil, transmission/hydro fluid, and front axle fluid are all drained and refilled, along with new filters.
Remove the suction strainer, check that the O-ring looks good, lubricate it with new oil, then reinstall it.
Check safety switches, brake pedal free-play, air filter and hose clamps, coolant hose clamps, and battery condition.
Clean the terminals with a brush, charge the battery, desulfate it, charge again, then apply grease to the terminals.
