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Read articles →A Canadian LX2610 owner walking through his own 50-hour oil change in roughly three minutes. He shows both drain bolts, the tricky filter-side plastic shroud removal, filter part number (HH150-32094), and the 4-liter/4.2-quart fill spec, plus his personal (non-spec) approach to torquing the filter. Quick and practical, best for first-time LX2610 owners wanting a visual step-by-step before their initial service.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from their own property, with more videos about this tractor planned.
The video uses the Kubota genuine oil filter, part number HH150-32094, since the tractor is new and still under warranty.
It takes four liters of oil, or 4.2 quarts in US measurement, added through either the top or side fill points.
There is a plastic shroud on the left side held together by pegs with no bolts. You simply give it a pull up to remove it.
There are two drain bolts with the drive shaft running right through them, requiring a standard long 17mm socket to reach.
