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Read articles →This is a straightforward hands-on walkthrough of a DIY oil change on the Kubota MX6000, showing both drain plugs, filter removal with the part number mentioned, refilling with Kubota 15W40, and checking the dipstick level against the roughly 7.4-quart spec after running the engine to circulate oil. It's a practical, step-by-step maintenance video for owners planning to do their own oil change rather than a review or buying guide.
Posted by the Larry does Schtuff channel, an owner performing routine maintenance on their own tractor.
It has two drain plugs, one on each side of the shaft running through the center of the tractor.
The video uses Kubota 15W40 oil, filling to close to the 7.4 quart spec, checked on the dipstick after running the engine.
The filter is located above the drain area and is removed by turning it like a screw, with a pan underneath to catch drips.
Yes, the video starts the engine to circulate oil through the filter, lets it settle, then rechecks the dipstick level.
