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Read articles →This is a hands-on walkthrough of a routine engine oil, filter, and grease service on a Mahindra MAX 26XLT hydrostatic, done by an owner who's clearly performed it before. It covers hood access, drain plug and filter locations, oil filter part number, capacity (3.9 quarts), dipstick placement, all grease fitting locations front and rear, axle drain/fill/check points, and the hydrostatic filter location. Best for owners doing their own scheduled maintenance.
An experienced owner-operator on the Ledgemere Heritage Farm channel walking through service tasks on his own tractor, with a recommendation to still support your dealer for parts.
The oil filter part number is MAM0117, and the tractor is built by Mitsubishi so a Mitsubishi equivalent filter also works.
It takes 3.9 quarts, though you'll use a bit less during a filter change since not all old oil drains out.
The interval is every 100 hours, with the first service interval at 50 hours.
There are six fittings on the loader, four on the front axle bushings, one at the tie rod end, and one under the tie rod, with none on the front axle pivot.
