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Read articles →A hobby homesteader walks through changing the HST filter and pulling/cleaning the transmission screen on a Kubota BX23S, two tasks often bundled but rarely shown together. The video answers the specific question of how much fluid you'll actually lose (about a quart), names the exact filter part number and fluid type, and shows the clutch-alignment-tool trick for plugging the screen hole solo. Best for BX owners tackling this job without a helper.
An owner-operator channel documenting hands-on homestead work, though note that the filters used were supplied by a local Kubota dealership that sponsors this maintenance series.
Very little from the filter itself, just drips. Pulling the screen lost about a quart total, caught in a bucket.
An HHK20 36990 hydrostatic transmission filter and Kubota Super UDT2 hydrostatic transmission fluid, not generic hydraulic fluid from a farm store.
Use a clutch alignment tool to plug the hole, pointing it up and down to snap it in place, instead of using a finger.
The video mentions doing it at fifty hours previously, and treats changing the filter between full fluid changes as cheap insurance.
