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Read articles →A dealership salesman walks through the routine owner-maintenance checks on a Mahindra 2638 HST: engine oil dipstick, air filter (inner and outer, air-clean only), front axle oil, hydraulic/rear axle oil via sight glass, and loader grease zerks with suggested intervals. It's a straightforward how-to walkthrough, not a buying guide or performance review. Most useful for new 2638 owners unfamiliar with where these service points are located.
Posted by the Brigham Implement Co channel, with the presenter identifying himself as a Mahindra salesman at that dealership, expect a sales-friendly tone.
Pull down the grille guard, open the hood, and pull out the yellow dipstick. Oil should read right in the middle of the two marks, checked cold.
Undo three caps and pull the cover off to access the inner secondary and outer primary filters. The outer filter can be blown out with air, not water, before replacing.
Look at the sight glass to the right of the PTO. The oil level should be even with the red dot while cold and with the loader and hydraulics relaxed.
Grease the pivot pins and tie rod zerks once a week if using the tractor a lot, or once a month if not used often. Any grease is better than none.
