Hey Roger, Job well done on the front axle oil change. Take care my friend and have a great week. May God Bless and Protect you and your family Brother. 🤠🚜🇺🇸
Very informative, Roger. I learn a lot watching you do your maintenance. Thanks for the video and say hey to dad (smile). Remember, I told you he'd be a star but I remember you said he doesn't like being in the vids (smile). Have a great week.
Good job Roger ! I appreciate you doing this video!! Be safe my friend and God bless you and your family !!!!!! Eddy. I always look forward to seeing a new video from you !!
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@@TractorTech thanks man. Do you have a video on the Hydraulic fluid and filter service on the Kubota L series? I have a L4600DT. I need to do mine. It would be nice to have a video of all the fluid drain and fill locations and grease points too. Thanks for your help
@@lsxjunkie Great request.... I just did my Grand L 3560 400 Hour service that required 2 hydraulic filters, an engine oil filter, full Hydraulic oil changeover, and a fuel filter. That should be up on the Homestead page within the next week or so. Don
Great Question... I found only 1 fill point and it was on the left (drivers) side of the axle. What I found on my Grand L 3560, the oil would actually pour out of the oil level check point when filling if its not installed. The other issue is that it takes time for the oil to flow from the left side to the right down through the axle. If you check the level before this happens, the level will eventually be lower than it should be. I also used the amount of oil specified from the Service Manual, and while adding that much oil took the level just above the fill level indicator, I was comfortable with that.
@@TractorTech there was a little more than a quart of gear oil in my front end from a new tractor, less than 400 hours. I was a little concerned. I have rad many posts of front axles being low, but not this much.
