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Read articles →This is a quick, no-frills walkthrough of a routine oil and filter change on a Kubota BX2380, made by an owner as a reference for himself. It covers draining the oil pan, swapping the filter, refilling with 3.5 quarts of 10W30 Kubota oil, and checking the dipstick, plus tool notes (14mm socket, filter strap wrench). Good for owners wanting a fast, practical DIY reference, not a deep-dive or buying guide.
Posted by an owner (Garming channel) sharing a personal maintenance record rather than a professional or dealer production.
Three and a half quarts, using 10W30 Kubota oil according to the manual, though 15W40 can also be used depending on temperature range.
A 14 millimeter socket is used to remove the nut on the oil pan located between the front axle.
A 14 millimeter socket, a filter strap wrench or grip wrench, Kubota diesel oil, a funnel, and a little bit of time.
The factory filter from the first 50 hour change is colored, not white, while aftermarket Kubota branded filters are white.
