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Read articles →This is a hands-on, step-by-step 50-hour service walkthrough on the BX2380, filmed from underneath and around the tractor as the owner actually does the work. It covers draining engine oil and the filter, swapping the transmission filter, part numbers, fluid quantities (3.5 quarts engine oil, 3 gallons Super UDT), torque-feel tips for the filter, and checking the dipstick afterward. Best for owners doing their own first service.
Posted by Scott Walker, who appears to be a first-time Kubota owner documenting his own DIY maintenance rather than a dealer or professional mechanic.
The engine takes about three and a half quarts of 15W40 oil.
The tractor holds three gallons of Super UDT fluid, which is a synthetic-type transmission fluid.
Thread it until it touches, then turn until it snugs down. It should not be overly tight and you should not use a wrench.
A 9/16 inch socket is used to break loose and remove the engine oil drain plug.
