You are very welcome. I hope you like your ck3510se as much as I like mine. Mine has been a real workhorse and has save me tons of manual labor. Good luck with your service and thanks for checking out the video and commenting.

Awesome, glad to hear you got a 3520. I really like the new look they came out with. Hope you are as happy with yours as I am mine. Glad to hear from a neighbor, I’m about 40 miles east of Raleigh. Thanks for the positive feedback and glad you are enjoying the video’s. I really enjoyed doing them.

Thanks for watching and the feedback. I can definitely see your point about filling the oil once fuel filter is out of the way.

Thank you Roger. We really do enjoy the country life and I have always loved tractors as far back as I can remember. Thank you for watching and commenting. Hope to have more videos soon.

Thank you Joe. All is well and I hope it is for you too. Been enjoying your videos. Thanks for checking this one out and commenting. Take care and have a good week.

You are very welcome. Hope you enjoy yours as much as I have mine. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Great tip. Thank you and thanks for watching.

I usually use a gallon sized ziplock bag but your method sounds like it could be just as effective and less wasteful so I think I'll give it a try. Thanks for the idea

Thanks, hope you guys are doing well. Good to here from you. Thanks for checking out the video. Take care and happy 4th of July.

@@backyardcountrylivin1514 Yessir, we’re doing great. Thanks for asking! Hope y’all are too!! Y’all have a great 4th!!

Everything has worked out good for me so far. Really love this tractor. Got 160 hrs on it now and it has performed well. Thanks for watching and commenting

Thank you and thanks for watching.

Thank you. I really appreciate the positive feedback. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thank you and thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks for watching and the positive feedback. 🚜

Thank you and thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching. Very good point. I put blue lock tight on the loader bolts early on as some of them started to work loose. So far, haven’t had any work loose since.

Hello Kevin, the sharpie trick does help to see the fluid levels better. I did the shop vaccum trick on the fill port for the hydraulic fluid and only lost maybe a quart or so. Thanks for checking out the video and commenting.

Sorry my comment is in a form of a question, can you get hydraulic fluid in a smaller container?

Yes, I think you can also buy 1 gallon containers. Thanks for checking out the video and commenting.

Yes, you will loose a bit of fluid. I put a shop vac on the fill port for the hydraulic fluid and had my son turn it on when as removed the filters. This creates a vaccum and very little fluid is lost. Probably less than a half quart. There are a couple of you tube videos out there on this and it works well. Here is link to the video I watched. If you decide to just change them without the vaccum, I would guess you would loose a quart or maybe a little more. Thanks for watching and commenting. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r9mFgJNmzOCren0.html

Here is the link to the one I got from Amazon. It’s not a perfect fit, but the seat and backrest worked out pretty good. The armrests are too small, so I made a cut on the bottom of them so they would slide over and then wrapped them with two strips of Velcro to hold in place. Had it on there almost a year and it’s seems to be holding up well. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing. www.amazon.com/Durafit-Seat-Covers-tractor-Orange/dp/B01FZQJN24/ref=pd_vtp_3/132-6572531-9018743?pd_rd_w=l9kJM&pf_rd_p=96226b5f-2d9a-439b-be45-97603787c682&pf_rd_r=SK9Z8F1Q1AAH3K39B7H7&pd_rd_r=18daaaed-ac58-41ed-803b-a386480d2365&pd_rd_wg=UtNtQ&pd_rd_i=B01FZQJN24&th=1

I’ve enjoyed your videos. I have a 4010se so basically the same. Your video gave me some ideas on accessorizing. Thanks for the help

Happy to share any ideas.

I ordered this seat cover, same pattern. The arm rest covers fit perfectly. It’s the cover for the B model tractors. www.amazon.com/Durafit-Seat-Covers-Kubota-Tractor/dp/B084M6QVL3/ref=mp_s_a_1_16?crid=8GOWOWOSIY55&keywords=kubota+seat+cover&qid=1667144686&qu=eyJxc2MiOiI0LjY2IiwicXNhIjoiNC43MSIsInFzcCI6IjQuMzIifQ%3D%3D&sprefix=kibota+seat+cover%2Caps%2C81&sr=8-16

@@simpleman1025 Awesome, thanks for letting me know. Going to bookmark it so when I need to replace mine I will order this as a better fit.

I think it is possible that either filter could screw on in either spot as the filter thread size appears to be the same. However, the hydraulic filter (gray) has the o-ring on the outer edge of the filter and is belved inside where the threads are, sort of funnel shaped. The transmission filter (orange) has the o-ring more towards the middle of the filter and the inside where the threads are is flat. I would think if you were to get mixed up and cross them that they would both leak due to the different location of the o-rings on each filter. If they are the filters from dealer, they should be colored as mentioned above. Orange (transmission) should go on left side (if you are sitting on tractor) and gray (hydraulic) should go on right side. Hope this helps and thanks for watching.

@@backyardcountrylivin1514 thanks, the reason I asked is both factory filters were grey. Problem resolved.

Yes, my bucket stays up when running. I’m guessing you may have a hydraulic leak or maybe leak by on one of the ports on the hydraulic valve. Check all your fittings to be sure everything is tight. Thanks for checking out the video and commenting. Hope you get your issue resolved.

@backyardcountrylivin1514 no leaks but the dealership is going look in to it can only be one of two things pretty simple system for what I understand