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Read articles →This is a hands-on, DIY 400-hour service on a Kioti CK2610, filmed by a market gardener doing his own maintenance rather than paying a dealer. It covers draining and refilling hydraulic/transmission fluid, changing the hydraulic and hydrostatic filters, the engine oil and oil pans, and the fuel filter, with real-time struggles, tool improvisation, and a switch to synthetic oil. Useful for owners wanting an unpolished, warts-and-all walkthrough of doing this service themselves.
Posted by Fogarty's Market Garden, an owner-operator documenting DIY tractor maintenance on their own vegetable farm rather than a professional mechanic or dealer.
The video states it is just shy of six gallons of hydraulic fluid, which is also the transmission fluid on this machine.
One filter is on the left and one on the right; the hydrostatic filter is orange and the hydraulic filter is black.
The owner switched to synthetic oil for the engine at this 400 hour service.
Yes, the subsoiler ripper was removed from the back of the tractor to access the drain plugs and filters for hydraulic and engine oil.
