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Read articles →This is a brief, first-time-owner video made specifically to answer one narrow question: where does hydraulic/transmission fluid go on the Kubota L2502? The creators explain that hydraulic and transmission fluid are the same fluid on this tractor, and point out the fill location behind the seat marked 'oil.' It's a quick visual pointer, not a fluid-check or fill-level walkthrough, best for new owners confused by the manual.
Posted by new tractor owners at the 110 farm channel figuring things out themselves, not professionals or a dealership.
Behind the seat, where it says 'oil.' You take that cap off to add the fluid.
Yes, on this tractor hydraulic fluid and transmission fluid are one and the same.
It lubricates the transmission, runs all the hydraulics, and keeps up with lubrication of the moving parts.
