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Read articles →This is a hands-on maintenance walkthrough on a Kubota L6060, showing how to open the hood, access the air cleaner housing, and service both the outer and inner filters. The owner cleans the outer filter with compressed air, checks the dust-ejection valve, then replaces both filters since they were unusually dirty from dusty field work. Useful for L-series owners wanting a real demonstration of the filter location, clip release, and cleaning-versus-replacing decision.
Posted by the Adventures with Dr. Joe channel, an owner sharing a hands-on maintenance task performed on their own tractor.
After opening the hood past the guard, the air cleaner housing sits behind the battery, coolant, and radiators, visible better from the side.
Blow it out with compressed air from the inside out, directing dust outward, never driving it further into the filter.
It is a dust-ejection valve at the bottom of the cover that can be squeezed to release large particles collected inside.
Replace when the filter is severely dirty, as from dusty field work, since the new filters are labeled to replace after two years and not be cleaned.
