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Read articles →An owner-operator documents the MX5400's 50-hour service from ground level, draining two oil plugs, swapping the filter, checking hydraulic fluid, and greasing, then immediately puts the tractor back to work moving dirt at a borrow pit. The maintenance walkthrough is casual and conversational rather than step-by-step instructional. Best for new MX5400 owners curious what the first service actually looks like in practice.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from ongoing property and construction projects on their own land.
There are two drain plugs, one on each side of the tractor, which makes draining a bit awkward depending on which side you start with.
The owner uses filter number 1540 for the 50-hour service.
The tractor takes 7.4 quarts of oil, checked and topped off after a short run to settle the level.
It includes draining oil from both plugs, changing the oil filter, cleaning and greasing the screen, and checking hydraulic oil.
