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Read articles →This two-day, on-site video follows a traveling dealer mechanic (from Leopold's) performing a 50-hour service on a Bobcat CT2040, engine oil and filter, front axle fluid, two hydrostatic filters, greasing, and wheel torquing to spec (144-160 ft-lbs). You see the actual work being done and hear brief explanations for each step. Most useful for CT2040 owners curious what a professional 50-hour service involves and whether mobile dealer servicing is a practical alternative to DIY.
Posted by the Ohio Wood Burner Ltd channel, an owner-operator documenting life at what appears to be a personal wood yard, expect a casual, conversational tone rather than a technical deep-dive.
Change the oil, change the hydrostat fluid, check and torque the wheels, grease the machine, and check for loose bolts, nuts, hoses, and leaks.
Two hydrostat filters, one on each side, and both must be replaced at the same time.
The manual calls for a range between 144 and 160 ft-lbs, and the mechanic set the torque wrench at 160.
Yes, a Leopold's field mechanic traveled on site over two days to perform the full 50-hour service instead of trailering the tractor in.
