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Read articles →An owner working through the full 200-hour service on a CT5555, covering fuel filter removal and priming, hydraulic and hydrostatic filter swaps (with candid warnings about fluid loss and mess), air filter replacement, hose inspection, and front toe-in measurement with the spec range. Part numbers for all four filters are given up front. Best for CT5555 owners tackling this service themselves and wanting a realistic, unscripted walkthrough of what to expect.
Posted by the Gaining Ground channel, which appears to be an owner-operator sharing first-hand experience maintaining their own tractor.
An air filter 66375A, a fuel filter 7380039, a hydraulic filter 7379332, and a hydrostat filter 7002299.
The owner says you will probably lose well over a gallon, since the system can nearly drain if the filter is left off too long.
It should be two to eight millimeters, which is about 0.10 to 0.31 inches, measured as the difference between front and rear tire centers.
The owner says the job took maybe an hour and a half, plus another hour to clean up the mess from the filters.
