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Read articles →This is a narrow how-to focused entirely on swapping the HST filter on a Kubota BX2380, filmed by an owner doing the job on their own machine. It covers loosening a tight factory-installed filter with a strap wrench, installing the new one without removing the guard, and topping off with Kubota Super UDT2 fluid via the dipstick. No specs or costs, just the hands-on procedure, useful for owners doing this specific maintenance task.
Appears to be an owner-operator documenting a DIY maintenance task on their own BX2380, not a dealer or professional mechanic.
Use a strap wrench to loosen it since factory filters are installed very tight, then finish unscrewing it quickly by hand once loose.
No, the video shows you can install the new filter without taking the protective guard off, even when using a strap wrench.
Kubota Super UDT2, added through the dipstick fill at the back, topped off little by little while checking the dipstick.