Your videos are much appreciated thanks Neil.

Neil, I've yet to watch one of your videos where I didn't learn something, usually a lot. Thanks for all of your help.

Great info regarding the air filter. Once I remove mine, I always take the shop vac and suck out any debris that may be hiding back there on the odd chance it is hiding. That should stop it from entering the intake.

Bought a BX 2380 and I learned so much from all your videos thanks keep them coming.

Great video Neil, just did the service on mine, so a little late for me 😂, but I’ll use it next time

Great video!! I do the maintenance on all our tractors at work. They are done by the book.

From Australia I thank you for your videos. After owning a BX25 for 8 years you have increased my knowledge100%. The manual did not cover the the tips & tricks that you have given. I am so happy now. Thank you Neil

Good video! I just did all those services on my bx25 so am feeling good about things.

Another great video, thanks Neil.

3 years later... Great video!!! Thanks for going that extra step

Maintenance is important on any piece of machinery. We all are guilty of doing some poor maintenance. Thanks for the tips especially the ones on the directional fuel filters and the air filter.

Thanks Neil you are the MAN

Dropping another LIKE on your video! Thanks for the tips! Watching and Supporting!

I checked my axle reservoir a week after I got my L3560 when we got it a couple years ago and it was below the check port and added a lot more UDT2 than it be being just under the check port. Same with wheel bolts as some were initially not torqued to the correct value and two were actually loose also. Whether it was the factory or the dealer who knows but check your new tractor out with some real scrutiny because there are generally a few items missed that could damage the tractor. Tractor maintenance like greasing is a pita in the middle of a job but it pays off

Thanks Neil, good pointers. My 100 hours isn't up yet but I'll keep these in mind when the time comes. I've owned 4x4 trucks since 1978 I've always done my own maintenance, but never once changed out the front axle grease/oil. Never once thought of it.

Thanks for a good video with very good information.

Great tip on the air filter!

I just completely rebuilt the mower deck from my tractor. It wasn’t, bad, per se, but it needed a good cleaning. Especially important if you buy a used machine to check up on the deck. It got cleaned and painted, a few pieces of hardware replaced, and it works great. I usually wash it off after I’m done mowing each time, and then at the end of the season when we take it off to put the snowblower on, it gets scraped clean.

really enjoying your videos

Thanks Neil.

Always good info 👍 . I must check my front axle ! 😃

Just had a bearing fail, with the wheel actually falling off! Never thought of changing the fluid in the axle...

I'm watching this while taking apart my ih cub cadet because a mouse made a nest over the winter, but really i need a compact tractor now. Luckily messicks is the second closest kubota dealer to me. It is probably worth the extra trip there in the future.

good video and great information thanks

You're videos are great! I'll be making the journey from Pittsburgh for my next tractor for sure! How about a video on Proper Trailering? & Securing to a Flatbed trailer?

Excellent tips, especially the front axle oil, fuel filter flow direction, and the air filter tip. Applicable to all tractors, an excellent video as always. Thanks! 👍

Another Great video 💗!!

Great video!

your videos are very help full

Very good video!

Another awesome video.

All of your videos are very informative.

Good stuff thanks

Niel and company, u are good at this.

honestly, I hate how people treat their lawn mowers! highly neglected equipment. I mean someone spends $5000- 8000 on a John Deere riding mower, then never changed the oil, greases it, cleans the deck or maintains it in any way. borrowed the neighbor's mower and told him I would do TLC. engine oil hasn't been changed, oil over filled, nothing greased and flat tires. I went through it including servicing the battery and found it was a much happier riding mower!

Thanks, very helpful videos. I have a Kubota mx 5100 with gears. There are 4 hydraulic fluid drains.I can find the 2 center drains. The other 2 side drains , I cannot find. Need help . Thank you!

Great video and info ! Have a great week ! Curt :-)

OEM, fluids and filters, is cheap insurance. I find OEM filters cost about the same as good after market ones.

Shop vac the air filter housing before and after pulling the filter... its a few seconds and it helps keep the crap out of the engine.

I love these guys. Wish they were in Australia

Thanks!!

In my opinion when you addressed the air filter change on that model, you missed a great piece of potential advice. That housing is equipped with a burpper (what i have always called them). It is the rubber piece on the bottom of the housing. If you squeeze it, a lot of that dirt will fall out of the housing. You can bump the housing after emptying and sometimes get a bit more out. Unfortunately not every housing has it.

My tractor came from the dealer 4 qt low in the front axle , check everything when new

I also take a shop vac to the air filter housing just because 👍

I don't know if it applies to anyone here, however, I'm always surprised to see on the forums, the guys who spend $thousands for Kubota equipment, then run to the local auto parts store and try to save a couple bucks on a filter.

do you do other tractors ? like LS.. thxs for the tips

i will keep that info in mind

Can you create a series of videos on actually servicing a la ChrisFix?

I would add, check the lug nuts once year, making sure that they are still tight.

Hi------What would cause my BX23 to only drive with the front wheels......??? Love this site and videos....

Kind of hard to trust the mfg's recommendation on hydraulic fluid since many mfg's market and of course recommend their own brand of fluid. And, yes, it costs way more than other brands. Mahindra does. That's pretty convenient.

Regarding the BX fuel filters...…. I've never understood the logic of having two IDENTICAL inline fuel filters on those machines. Theoretically, the second filter up by the engine will never see any dirt or need changing. It would have made more sense to have a watercatch coarse filter stand, followed by the final fine mesh filter like nearly every other machine has. Granted, the BX is tight on space, but still...… On my BX's, I use an all-plastic 200 micron inline filter at the back (WIX 33972) to get the big stuff and keep the pump happy, then an OEM filter under the hood for final filtering. The 33972 is a great all-purpose, transparent, coarse inline I use on nearly all my machines that lack a pre-filter, to prolong the life of the finals and give some visible insight into the conditions inside the fuel tank.

On a mahindra 2015 where is the suction filter located?

Hey Mac!!!

what about coolant? the kubota manual, on a mx4800, stats use good clean water and antifreez and mix it 50/50. will the normal green prestone antifreeze work?

Wish y’all had entire kits to order, instead of picking out compatible items for my tractor model. 🇺🇸⚓️

Number 1 problem I see is people not cleaning off grease zert before pumping the dirt on the outside into the inside

What does it typically cost to have a BX serviced at a dealership? I can imagine quite expensive?

Bro eMax 25 hard start cold weather

What's a filder? Haha jk another great video, thx😉

Do yourself a favor and write the date or the number of hours on parts like filters and also draw a big arrow for mounting it in the right direction on it, even when an arrow is already on it.

I just got word today my salesman provided me with the wrong hydraulic filter and it damaged the pump. 64 hours....... Suffice to say the feller was fired and this was the first time it happened. Now thars a maintenance mistake.

Cub Cadet race mower

Neil what is your view on "The Right to Repair" movement?

I have a question. I have a bx2370 and the owners manual says the front axel holds 5 quarts of fluid. When I changed mine, it was showing full at 4 quarts. Any idea what is going on?

At 1.29 Use gloves when working under the mowing deck! You do NOT want to be cut by anything under there, it can cause a nasty infection!

Traktörün yakıtı neden geriye doğru gider?

Blades, sails up, cutting edge down.

Cutting surface is down? No it should be up and level with bottom of deck.

Biggest Mistake won't be to purchase a Kubota!

“filder”

It's FILTER

My father invented a five-in-one rollover.... Would you guys be interested buy in the patent if you're interested in it I'll send pictures

Probably the most common mistake I see time and time again! Is NOT using the proper tools for the job. The amount of oil plugs, bolts, etc. rounded. Because the owner "forgot" to use a decent 6 face socket! Is absolutely ridiculous! Gents, please keep in mind. Pliers of all sorts, adjustable wrenches and a vast etc. Are NOT proper tools for the job! It's that simple. Let alone the metric hardware being messed up by imperial tools!

Hmm, 80 weight gear oil and transmission fluid has a huge difference, don't think those are interchangeable, better double check your manual before just buying one or the other and just swapping it out for something different.

Next time you're talking about cleaning mower decks you should mention deck wash kits. I know this video is almost two years old so you're probably not going to see this comment.

If this guy says filder one more time...