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Read articles →This is a hands-on, real-time walkthrough of the Kubota MX6000's 50-hour service, done by an owner on their own property. It covers draining engine oil and both hydraulic/transmission drain plugs, swapping the oil filter and both transmission filters, checking copper washers, and replacing the air filter, with part numbers and fluid capacities mentioned. Best for owners about to do this exact service themselves.
Posted by the Sunny Hill Farm channel, an owner-operator documenting their own DIY maintenance rather than a dealer or professional mechanic.
It takes seven liters, or 7.4 quarts, of 10W30 oil, filled gradually and checked with the dipstick.
Watch the copper washers on the drain plugs. They can get painted onto the oil pan and stick, so make sure each plug has one washer and you do not double up on one side.
There are three drain plugs for the hydraulic transmission, one large one using an 11/16 socket and another using a 9/16 socket.
There are two filter boxes, a smaller one on the left side of the tractor and a larger one on the right side.
