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Read articles →This is a hands-on, real-time walkthrough of a 50-hour oil change on a Kubota B2650, done by an owner rather than a dealer. It covers draining both sides of the U-shaped oil pan, dipstick orientation tricks, filter wrench choices (including one that didn't work well), priming the new filter, and dialing in the correct fill level using milliliter markings. Good for owners doing their own routine maintenance.
Posted by the Forest To Farm channel, an owner-operator documenting their own tractor's upkeep rather than a dealer or professional mechanic.
The oil pan forms a U-shape over the drive shaft, so you drain one side completely, replace that plug, then drain the other side to avoid spilling oil everywhere.
An 80 millimeter wrench that slides onto the end of the filter works well. A wrench that grips the side crunched the filter and was hard to remove.
They added a full one gallon jug plus an additional quart, then trimmed down to about 775 milliliters on the dipstick to reach the correct full level.
Right after filling, the dipstick reads over full because oil hasn't filled the filter and tubes yet. After running and cooling, it settles to the correct full mark.
