Greasing Your Kubota Tractor - Find All the Grease Fittings! (#68) 

Another great video for a new tractor owner like me. Thanks!

Dude you absolutely Rock!!! I have a Kubota L3901 myself and honestly had no idea where all of the grease fittings where up until now!!! Thanks Again...Great Info!!!!🚜💯💯

Your suggestion of raising the front end off the ground with the loader is a good idea. Was having trouble getting grease into the front axle pivot grease fittings. This solved this issue. Thanks.

This was exactly the video I needed for finding all the grease fittings under my tractor. I just ordered a lock n' lube for myself also. Thanks for putting this together!

Liked and subbed, as a first time Kubota owner, I find this channel to be pure gold.

Great information! Much better than the owners manual! Thank you.

I have an L3800 4WD HST. Your videos have been very helpful.

Good video, Martin. Maintenance of the tractor will save money, time n and frustration down the road. Enjoyed a full watch. Have a fine upcoming weekend.

You do a wonderful job with all your tutorials. Thank you.

This was great. Saved me from Searching through my owners manual. Keep up the good work.

Good evening Sir, yes greasing is very important for preventing wear and tear !!! Keep up the good work Sir Cheers !!!

Awesome video especially for us folks new to tractors. I saw you had a nice maintenance checklist sheet. Any chance you could share for a us newbies so we don’t miss anything. Cheers.

Excellent video ! right into the technique. Much appreciated. ✅

Thank you Made this job alot easier !

Great job very thorough. Thank you for the Info!

This video was to the point and very informative .. Thank you job well done..

Nicely done video Martin! I wish that was a red tractor you did the video on! lol This will help a lot of people! Enjoyed watching! Have a great weekend!!

Nice video sir! So many people neglect maintenance on their equipment and it's so easy and cheap and saves so much in the end. One thing to make the video better, would be watching you grease my tractor and backhoe Lol. Until your next video

Great video use to have a kubota tractor

Good morning DIY! Keeping it greased and maintained. All good! I think I saw a little space in that new garage for me and my B2601....LOL. Just over in the corner where it's warm. I promise I won't get in the way. :)) Cheers!

Hey Martin...that lock-n-lube is on my Christmas list !! I grease much more frequently than 50 hours. I have a number of heavy equipment operators in my family and two buddies that are hvy equip mechanics. They grease daily under normal use and on heavy use, which is almost daily, they grease again at lunch. Our much smaller equipment is not subjected to quite the same abuse as the big stuff but I still hit 'em at 10 to 15 hrs. Yeah, I'm probably wasting a bit of grease but I feel better. Its kinda like that second bowl of ice cream...I just can't help myself !! Good reminder though sir... One of these days, I should show you my pneumatic grease set up with a 30 gallon barrell....LOL You'd be in hog heaven !!

Good Video I appreciated it

Gracias, thanks for the video, it is very useful, greetings from Chile (chiloe island)

How's she goin"? Another great maintenance video!!! I'm doing some maintenance vids for my Massey Ferguson GC2300 too so we have a bit of over-ride!!! Oh well the more the merrier!! Thanks for posting and take care!!

Good video! I need to do a better job at keeping up with all the fittings. I've only greased the pedal pivot once in 120 hours (oops).

Very nice video. I bought one of those grease zerk fitting after seeing how easy you connected. Off topic - I love all of those lights that you have attached to your ROPS but what I'm really interested in is the 2 tool boxes. I just have the factory original and it is way too small for anything but the bare essentials. Would you do a quick video on where you got them and how they are mounted? Thank you

This was a great informative video and I noticed your lighting setup on the "roll bar". Could you share a link as to where you got those from?

Nice job Martin. Thanks. Do you have a video for greasing the FEL and a belly mower?

Should the steering be greased at the 10 hour or 50 hour maintenance? Thanks for a well done video.

Crap I went and greased all the F.E.L. and rear equipment and forgot all about the steering and other ones. Damn well time to put my coat on and get it done.

Thank you for all your great videos… can you please tell me the brand of grease you use?

I got a question I got a maintenance light pop up on my kubota LA853 and was wondering will this maintenance videos be the same for my LA853?

Great video for a new Kubota owner. Where did you get the maintenance sheets?

This is great. The owners manual is not very clear.

Thanks for the video. Just greased my l3901 for the first time today. Do you also grease the loader every 50 hours? I’ve heard some people say every 10 hours.

Hey is it a MUST that you remove the breather plugs from the front and back axle supports before greasing...Or can you get by with leaving them on??

Hello, Thank you. I don' t have that type of lube connector, could you tell me about it and if you like it. My old one is pretty messy.

Do you recommend the Lock N' Lube? If so, why?

did anyone has a word document of the checklist in the final seconds of the video?

Sorry I'm a tractor newbie... you said (as it says in the manual) to use NLGI 2 or NLGI 1 grease... what is the deciding factor? is one better than the other? also... what pressure is required to grease a kubota BX tractor... I see that grease guns are rated at various pressures...

The two wheel drives completely different you have any videos

just got my new kubota l2501 and i just hit 10 hours and i went through the front end loaders grease points and they were okay. but when i greased the rest of the tractor no grease came out after applying a lot of grease. should i be concerned?

How often do you grease the loader?

Grease your tractor every 10 hours if uou want it to last

ok, so what about the loader? I see one on your tractor and it has a lot of them also. LOL