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Read articles →A first-time hydraulic and hydrostatic fluid service on a Kioti CK3510 HST, filmed by an owner working through it in real time, including a mid-video pause to fetch the correct filter after discovering the owner's manual lists the wrong part number. Covers drain plug location, both filter positions, fluid spec (Mobil Fluid 424), fill procedure, and dipstick check. Most useful for CK3510 owners doing this job themselves for the first time.
Posted by the Da Hungry Beaver Homestead channel; the presenter appears to be an owner-operator performing this maintenance themselves, with some prior mechanical background, though no formal credentials are stated.
The hydrostatic filter is on the left side if you are sitting in the seat, and the hydraulic filter is on the right hand side.
No. The filter shown in the owner's manual does not actually fit the tractor anywhere, so the owner had to get the correct filter from the dealership.
The manual calls for Mobil Fluid 424, and the tractor takes about five point eight one US gallons of fluid total.
Clean the mounting surface, rub oil on the new filter seal, thread it on until it touches, then tighten about three-quarters of a turn more.
