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Read articles →This is a hands-on, real-time service video on a Mahindra 1533 at roughly 500 hours, performed by the owner. It covers draining hydraulic fluid from three plugs, replacing the hydraulic filter and the HST high-pressure filter (with a strap wrench technique for tight clearance), plus mentions of air, fuel, water separator, and pre-fuel filters. Useful for owners doing their own hydraulic and filter service on this model.
Posted by the Kyle channel, an owner doing DIY maintenance on their own tractor rather than a dealer or professional mechanic.
Let it run about 10 minutes at 1500 RPM to warm up, then drain from three plugs, starting with one at a time since a full drain can hold around eight gallons.
Use a leather strap wrench turned counterclockwise, and first remove a nearby part to get enough clearance to pull the old filter out and install the new one.
A leather strap wrench worked best, turned counterclockwise to remove, with new oil applied to the O-ring before hand-tightening the replacement.
