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Read articles →This is a hands-on, start-to-finish walkthrough of an engine oil and filter change on the Kubota MX5200, done by an owner on his own machine. It covers the specific filter part number, oil weight choice, the two-part oil pan quirk, filter and dipstick locations, and real quart counts used (eight, versus the manual's 9.9). Good for owners doing this exact job themselves.
Posted by the Just Tinkering channel, an owner-operator documenting DIY maintenance on his own MX5200 as part of an ongoing fluids-and-filters series.
The oil filter used in this video is part number HH164-3-4330, a screw-off filter accessible from the right side of the tractor.
The manual calls for 9.9 quarts, but the owner only needed 8 quarts to fill it to the correct level on the dipstick.
The pan is a two-part design split in the middle because the front drive shaft passes through it, so each side drains separately.
You do not need to remove the side cowl just to access the oil fill plug, but it helps if you are also changing the fuel filter.
