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Read articles →An owner-operated 50-hour hydraulic service walkthrough on a Mahindra 5155, filling a gap the creator noticed in available online guidance. Part 1 covers the hydraulic filter and strainer replacement process, drain point locations, fluid volume, a practical tip on sourcing the filter for ~$40 on eBay versus $120 elsewhere, and refiltering fluid with cheesecloth. Filter removal itself is deferred to Part 2. Best for 5155 owners tackling this service themselves.
An owner-operator sharing firsthand maintenance experience on their own tractor, with no apparent commercial affiliation evident from the transcript or channel description.
The video shows draining about 10 gallons of fluid, using three 3-gallon buckets to catch it all.
The owner found the filter for about $40 on eBay, compared to up to $120 through major websites with extra markups.
There are six drain points underneath the tractor going from front to back, shown on camera in the video.
Filter the drained oil back in through cheesecloth, using a battery-powered pump that runs on D batteries.
