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Read articles →This is a real owner's hands-on 100-hour service session on a 2013 5055E with 140 hours on it, not a dealer walkaround. He replaces the hydraulic/transmission filter, fuel filter, and air filter elements, checks tire pressure front and rear (including dealing with loaded rear tires), greases the loader and front end, and does an oil change. Useful for owners planning their own DIY maintenance intervals.
Posted by the South Main Auto LLC channel, an owner performing his own tractor maintenance rather than a dealer or professional review.
The service manual says it is due at 100 hours. This is just the transmission filter itself, not the fluid.
Normally about 30 psi, but on side hills or with a full bucket he runs them around 34 psi since they get squatty on slopes.
Service data says check with the valve stem at the bottom since the tires are loaded with liquid, though he checked with it at the top.
The hydraulic/transmission filter, the fuel filter, and both elements of the double air filter are replaced during this service.
