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Read articles →This is a hands-on 200-hour service video from an owner who openly weighs selling the B2601, giving real cost-of-ownership numbers ($200/month, ~$2,400/year) alongside the maintenance work. It covers greasing all 12 loader points and the three-point hitch, sharpening mower blades, changing engine oil and filters, checking the front transaxle oil, coolant, brakes, and toe alignment. Good for current B2601 owners doing their own service.
An owner-operator vlogging routine maintenance on their own tractor while candidly debating whether to sell it.
All 12 loader grease points, six on each side, should be greased every 10 hours of actual use, not every 10 hours on the tractor clock.
The front transaxle oil does not need to be replaced until about 400 hours, but checking the level is part of daily maintenance.
It includes greasing the loader and three-point hitch, sharpening mower blades, changing engine oil and filters, checking coolant, brakes, and toe alignment.
The owner found the brakes did not need adjusting since there was very little travel and the brakes were hardly used.
