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Read articles →A hands-on owner walkthrough of the 500-hour service on a Mahindra 2638, covering HST fluid drain and refill (roughly 8.5-9 gallons), oil filter, fuel filter, air filters, suction screen replacement, and 19 backhoe grease fittings. The video also documents a hydraulic hose leak fix and a DIY hose-routing solution. Spread across two filming sessions with honest on-camera fumbles, it suits 2638 owners doing their own maintenance.
An owner-operator channel sharing firsthand service work on their own Mahindra 2638, with no apparent dealer or commercial affiliation evident from the material.
The HST transmission holds about eight and a half to nine gallons, according to the owner performing the drain and refill during the 500 hour service.
The owner found 19 grease fittings on the backhoe, noting the manual does not specify an exact number to look for.
The owner had the hose cut and a new fitting put on because the old fitting was too fragile and thin, which stopped a slow drip that was making a mess.
It includes HST fluid drain and refill, oil filter, fuel filter, inside and outside air filters, suction screen replacement, and greasing backhoe fittings.
