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Read articles →This is a hands-on 50-hour service walkthrough on a BX2380 owned by the creator's brother, not a dealer demo. It covers pulling the quick-attach loader, swapping both fuel filters (including the awkward one under the skid plate), the transmission filter and drain plug, cleaning the hydraulic strainer, and refilling the front axle and hydraulic system with actual quart figures. Engine oil is skipped since it was already done. Good for owners doing their own scheduled maintenance.
Posted by the Skylar Hill Shop channel, appears to be an independent owner/mechanic performing routine maintenance on a family member's tractor rather than a dealership or sponsored source.
Drop the stand lever, flip the latches on both sides, and use the single master lever to unhook all four hydraulic lines at once.
It is underneath the tractor on top of the skid plate, in front of the transmission and behind the fuel pump, between the tank and fuel pump.
The front axle holds five quarts of 80-90 gear oil, and the rear hydraulic system holds 12 quarts of Kubota hydraulic fluid.
A standard strap wrench will not fit due to the skid plate; you need oil filter pliers that squeeze and turn without biting in.
