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Read articles →This is a hands-on DIY walkthrough of the Kubota L4060's first 50-hour service, not a review or buying guide. It shows removing the front loader (including the 3rd-function lines), changing engine oil and filter (8.2L, CJ-4 rated), swapping the HST and hydraulic filters, checking hydraulic fluid, greasing points, and clearing the dashboard maintenance reminder. Best for new L4060 owners wanting a real-time reference for their own first service.
Appears to be an owner-operator documenting their own maintenance work on their property, not a dealer or professional mechanic.
Lower feet and lock them, lower bucket to ground, curl down slightly, remove locking pins, curl bucket up to lift loader, then disconnect all 4 hydraulic lines after relieving pressure.
Total engine oil capacity is 8.2 liters, using an oil with a CJ-4 rating as specified in the manual.
Both are accessed from the passenger side of the tractor, with the HST filter being the shorter of the two filters.
The hydraulic fluid dipstick and fill cap are located behind the tractor above the PTO shaft, with the fill cap just friction fit in place.