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Read articles →This is a short, informal clip of an owner running a manual DPF regen on a Kubota M5091/M5-111: park, set the hand brake, hold RPMs above 1,800, and wait it out. It shows the actual process taking roughly 15-16 minutes until the regen light clears and the counter resets to 0%. Useful for owners wondering what regen looks and smells like in real time, but no technical explanation or troubleshooting depth.
Appears to be an individual owner casually recording their own tractor maintenance, not a dealer or technical channel.
Put the transmission in park, set the hand brake, and turn RPMs above 1,800, then wait until it burns through the regen.
In this video it took about 15 minutes, maybe 16, before the light turned off and the counter reset to 0%.
The warning light turns off and the regen counter resets back to 0%, showing the process is complete.
