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Read articles →This is a narrow how-to focused solely on changing front axle oil on a Kubota B2650, filmed by an owner doing the job at 800 hours on his second-hand tractor. It walks through locating the fill dipstick and drain bolts, checking the oil level line, a cardboard-trough draining trick, the roughly 4-quart capacity, and oil options (80-90 gear oil or Kubota UDT2). Useful for owners specifically doing this maintenance task, not a general tractor overview.
Posted by the TimTools99 channel, an owner sharing a hands-on maintenance task performed on his own tractor.
You have to do this at 400 hours according to the video.
There's about 4 quarts in the whole system.
You can use regular 80-90 gear oil, or Kubota UDT2, which the owner used since he had it on hand.
Bend a piece of cardboard into a trough so the oil goes where you want without making a mess.
