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- Kubota LX2610 Compact Tractor. 50 Hour Service.
52 hours already. Let's do the 50 hour Interval maintenance on my Kubota LX2610 Compact Tractor. Cheers!
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Anyone else find these type of videos super relaxing? Not to mention super helpful?
Cheers from New Jersey 🍻
Thanks Richard!
Any time! Just got my Lx2610 last week! Still waiting for my loader and backhoe to come in, but i love This thing! Been watching you since you got yours, you were pretty much the reason i got mine
Awesome video, thank you! Just hit 50 hours on my machine and this video was very helpful!
Thanks for this - I won’t be nervous to attempt this now on my new 2610
Slipped a synthetic absorbent oil diaper under the filter and no oil got on the harness. Clean operation. The vacuum trick for changing the hydraulic filter is stellar! I set the vac hose over the fill hole but sipped a large screwdriver in the opening on an angle to make a less than tight fit. Dipped maybe a ¼ cup at most. Quality instructional video so you know what you're going to see. Even experienced hands appreciated this quick look.
I forgot to mention, I saw on a you tube video that you can put a shop vac hose over the transmission fill hole (take the cap off), and turn the shop vac on. That will cause a vacuum in the transmission case and reduce the amount of oil you loose changing the HST and HYDRAULIC filters. I did that, and it worked great. Good luck.
thats the same 10w 30 oil i bought for my new 14.5hp 27'' snowblower and my 22'' mower wich i enjoy using kubota oil in gas machines
Just completed my first 50 hour service today, I was glad this video existing I remember watching it when it first came out and immediately came to mind to re-watch before tackling mine today, went great, I have a mid mount mower that has a linkage that blocks the suction filter (The gusher) which i removed before doing the filter, wife "Vaccume tricked" it for me, didn't loose a drop.
Thanks for a great video. I'm only at about 15 hours on my 2610. I just bought it and it had about 14 hours on it. I just took the mid mower deck off last Sunday and then played around with the loader a bit, as well as the back blade. I can't wait to start using it, but first I've got to get through deer season. Cheers.
If and when you do build a Garage, Plan on having a car pit. You can drive the tractor over the pit and walk under the tractor and stand up working under it.
Thanks to you GP!! I’m about to get to my 50h or so and your video kinda well prepared me for it! Cheers!!👌🙋♂️🚜
GP, just did my 50 hr service. I got a tip from a service guy on how to minimize fluid loss on hydro filter changes. if you block the hydro vent by the fill cap the loss is minimal. I only lost 1 qt of hydro fluid all together.
Hard to believe you already have 52 hours on it, seems like you just got it.
The use of a vacuum on the Oil Inlet no doubt works well. Another thought is before removing the Oil Inlet rubber cap would be to grab the Breather tube next to it and suck a bit of vacuum on it then pinch it off with a clamp. Then go remove the Hydraulic HST filter and likely the loss of fluid would be minimal then too.
There’s no doubt GP that any used piece of equipment purchased from your channel will be properly serviced and well documented. Your efforts are by far superior to mine. Have a great week my friend !!
👍 Cheers!
I was nervous about that second hydro filter dumping all over when I did my 50 hour on my 2650. I did see a trick using a shop vac to partially cover the open fill plug at the rear of the machine. I had my wife hold the vac over the fill hole, not completely covering it, and I probably only lost 3-4 oz of hydro fluid. It is a job that requires 4 hands though, so if you were alone, it may not be an option. Look forward to your videos and enjoy them tremendously. Cheers from the South shore of Lake Erie!
Wow 50 hours already. Your tractor does not sit still for very long. Keep making great videos Gord we really appreciate you taking the time to do them.
Thanks very kindly Brian. I am happy you enjoy them. All the best!
Great video! Thank you!
I appreciate all Your attention to every detail. You do not skip or hurry through and You are very articulate in describing the process while You are doing it. Thank You. 🤝
I constantly find myself referencing your videos gord! thank you again, doing 50 hr service tomorrow :)
That's great - thanks ATR. I am happy it helped a bit. Cheers!
A hint when you change a filter that goes in sideways. Fill it up with oil and let it set for a few seconds to get the element soaked with oil and dump it back into container. You will be surprised how long this takes with some really good filters to soak in. This will decrease the time the filter gets activated so your engine isn't going without oil as long. Trust me this can make a huge difference for your engine. If you use a syn. oil not quite as important but I still do it.
On my 50 hour service I changed the hydraulic fluid for 2 reasons.
First, I knew I would lose some, like you did.
Second, I heard that changing the fluid helped reduce the whine from the hydraulic system. It did!!!!
It is not silent, but in the cab that difference was very noticeable.
To me the cost to do a complete fluid change was not that much more. now I know I have new fluid in all my needed places.
Morning Tom. I had not heard of that - reduces the whine - nice! Wish I had known. I may just do that on the next filter change. Thanks very much for the great info!
I use a 1gal milk jug to keep oil filters from dripping all over. Cut off half of the jug , opposite of the handle, and DON'T cut off the lid. You may have to trim to the contour of the tractor, but then you can catch the oil in the jug and later drain it into your pan. I use the same jug for my Generac filter as well.
Hi Matt - that's another great idea! Thanks for sharing. I've picked up two ideas that are far better than the typical "unavoidable mess" I usually encounter. Glad there's lots of people out there thinking AND sharing their ideas!
Guy thanks for letting GP use your awesome garage!
Cheers Seather!
I knew you would love it!!
Love it... Thank you for taking the time!
Thank you! Great video and very detailed.
Great review and very timely. Just bought a new LX2610 yesterday. All maintenance items and check points duly noted along with precautions that I have practiced on all my "rolling stock" for decades! Thanks for the video.
Congratulations on the new tractor Dwayne!
Good job Gord,and a good looking overall.
Have a good week GP. 👍✊
All good information, GP.
Thanks, Guy 😁
Hi Gord - thanks so much for showing that your cab tractor fits through a standard garage door. That's crucial info! Another great video.
P.S. - I made a video today that shows your channel banner in the thumbnail! Check it out if you get a chance.
Before you change oil the next time pick up what's called a Form-A-Funnel. They are inexpensive and come in different sizes. It's a thick rubber sheet with malleable material inside that allows you to bend and form it into any shape you need. I stick the edge back under the lip of the engine oil filter and then bend the other end to form a "V" so it directs all the leaking oil into the drain pan and keeps the drippings off the engine, wires and frame. When finished just wipe it clean. I've used it for draining all types of fluids when they want to run the wrong way and make a mess. I have a small and large version which fits most any job.
Great 50 hrs maintenance video GP 😊👍 Nice to have a nice warm garage 👍 Have a great week GP Cheers !!! 👍😊
LOL! Morning Dave. I wasn't looking forward to laying on the gravel out there so I was very happy Guy came to the rescue with a little shelter and warmth. Hope you are well my friend!
@@GPOutdoors Guy is a real Gentleman GP👍😊 Keep warm and we receive 6 inch of snow this morning !!! Cheers !!!
G P thanks we usually have the dealer do ours when there get some new options
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Thanks for this tutorial it was helpful in my 50 hour service today! Appreciate all the vids you make to help the less knowledgeable expand their work on this unit & the other tools! God Bless!
Nice maintenance video GP! Like always you were very thorough. Have a good week my friend!
Thanks John! Take care and be safe out there my friend!
Thanks for the video Gordy. My 50hrs service is coming up so I'm using your process as a guide. Only change is, I'll be using a vacuum to prevent that $$$ fluid loss. Keep up the good work!
Good stuff Mike!
wow. 50 hours already. seems like you just got this tractor! LOL. Good video
Gord that tractor is spotless considering the places you have taken it.
Who ever bought your 2601 got a well looked after unit.
takes me 5 or 10 mintues change oil on a kubota mower and 6 1/2hours on a newholland wich is a pain
6 hours on my LX2610...thanks for the video. This is so much better than the manual (although I've read it cover to cover already). Keep the great videos coming. Cheers from the Adirondacks!
You're welcome! Cheers!
Gp great video ooo and I think you need to give me that old tractor lol I do wish I had got a cab on my l2501 can’t wait to see what you do next thanks for sharing
Nice overview of caring for your equipment GP. Now I feel the need to go and check out my 23S and make sure all is ready for winter as well. lol We had our first snow flurries here in Southwest Ohio yesterday. Just a reminder from mother nature of what's coming. Cheers
Thanks for this video Gord, Great info that I used. As I mentioned I took delivery of my LX2610 in March and I just did my 50 hour yesterday. Up here in Northern Ontario we still have a fair amount of snow and the lake is still froze over. Cheers!
Perfect. I just hit 50 ours in my LX as well. Going to be doing this next weekend.
Good stuff and good luck! Cheers! When you get your parts at your dealer, you may want to ask them if they have "Super UDT2" transmission fluid. When you look in the back maintenance section of the manual you will see it recommends it. On the next page it also says that regular UDT is also safe to use. Take care!
To help your engine fill your oil filter with oil before you put it on and the engine will get oil quicker to its moving parts, which is less wear. Got that trick from Paul Short. Go look at his channel for maintenance and he is now building custom mods for kubota's.
Yes, that is a great idea, but when there is oil in the filter and you are trying not to spill it on the wiring harness you decide to forgo that step.
GP, good video. I take an aluminum flashing shingle and bend it over any wiring that is under the filter. Works pretty good.
Thanks for the great tip MD! Cheers!
Good maintenance you was right you do have to be fast with that bottom hydraulic filter I would probably have to add more than 3 litres if I was doing little slow but you did well there is times when the cab can make thing a little awkward but the good will out way the bad thanks for sharing have a great day
Thank you as always for this helpful video GP. I'm at around 46 hours now on my LX2610 and have a rare ~60°F December day coming up so I'm going to take advantage of that and complete my 50 hour service. Hope all is well and that you and your family have a safe and happy holiday season!
Your timing is perfect! I was going to perform the 50 hr service on my LX2610 this week when I noticed your new video. Thanks for all you do!
Good stuff - take care Mike!
GP, you really racked up those first 50 hours quickly! Nice job. -Ed
You are rocking those nice blue coveralls, GP! You were pretty quick on that filter change while the hydraulic fluid was gushing. Impressive ! I am glad that maneuver only needs to be done once. next filter change will require a fluid change at the same time. Cheers!
I'm getting ready to do my 100hr on my B2650.
Thank you for the great video on the 50 hour service check. The secret to a long life on machines is regular maintenance, be it airplanes, cars, or tractors. Oil and filters are cheap compared to major engine problems. Also, keeping the machine clean helps find problems when they happen. Glad you are loving your tractor and cab. Can't wait for your first snow removal video. Thanks for sending rain to Southern Maine! We also had some snow, but it is back to 60 degrees.
Morning Jean. So true. happy to hear you finally got some precipitation. Me too - it won't be long. Take care!
GP, I have the same tractor, just an open station. I have seen videos of guys using shop vacuums on the top of the hydraulic fill to create a vacuum when they change the "gusher" filter.
I love watching your videos, keep them coming. :)
Yo Gord, congratulations on the first “50” and to many more. Boy, that came up fast! Cheers
LOL! It sure did - it kind of caught me off guard. Thanks very much Tom!
Great video Gord, a great job of show and tell. One of the many reasons your channel is so enjoyable to watch. I am thrilled every time I see you out in your new tractor in nasty, I know how much more enjoyable it is for you. Thanks for sharing with your videos with us. 👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Good evening Fred! I am very grateful for the heat and to be out of the elements. Thanks -have a wonderful week!
Next month I will have own my tractor for one year and I already have 301 hours on it won't be long I'll be doing my 400 hour service
Nice one GP, although I’m surprised Guy actually let you out of the garage.. This was his chance to commandeer that cab off yours.
How's she goin'? Nice job on the maintenance GP!! Keep that up and you're tractor will never let you down!! I have to say you were a champ at getting those hydraulic filters changed with the oil running out like it was. Under pressure and you nailed it!! Awesome!! Thanks for sharing and take care!!
The 'rule of thumb' is to add one pound of torque for each inch of the extension you use. So if you use a 6" extension, add 6 pounds of torque to your wrench. That makes up for the flex in the extension.
@Fred Wills well than you’d best tell the instructors for Mr. Goodwrench certification school. That is what they said 30 years ago when I got certified.
I suppose it would depend on the rigidity of the extension. The difference between a 3/8" and a 1/2" would be significant. BTW this extension flex is the principle behind torque extensions that you can use in lieu of a torque wrench.
@UCzeq0I7jCfgTQVJQPxy5hHQ it depends on the extension. If you use one intended for use with a torque wrench is one thing. But most people’s extension is the standard.5” dimension. There is flex in it. He showed the physics in the class. I assumed he is using a standard extension
My understanding is the material the bolt is made of can also impact torque specifications as well.
@Fred Wills Well I have to admit I was wrong.After your post I did more research. Most say what you do, that an extension makes no difference. Sad that I was taught wrong so many years ago...I've used wrong information building engines, setting bearing load, and much more. As far as I know, I've never had a failure adding a few pounds here or there on my torque, but I will rethink. Now that I'm retired from machanical work it probably won't help me much now....
Hi G.P. great job I like working on my tractor as much as working with my tractor. One thing I've noticed. It's almost the same price to use oem parts as to use aftermarket parts. And you know with oem you have the right stuff. Tractors are to much investment to not take of it. Thanks for sharing. Have a wonderful week
Gord, Super important video, thank you for sharing.
If I could make one suggestion- prime the engine oil filter before installing. Fill 3/4 or so full of engine oil, before you install it. It really helps to get oil flowing much quicker than empty oil filter. Foil tent over wiring harness is great to protect oil drips both for filter off and on.
I enjoy your content!!!
extensions do not affect torque, an extension may twist, but its not robbing any torque. Adapters like crows feet that change the effective length of a torque wrench do change the torque.
GP, great video thanks. Just completed my first service and have 2 tips for others. First - drain and save your transmission fluid into a clean container. You can easily lose a gallon or two of $25/gal UDT2 fluid into your waste oil. Return the captured fluid back into the fill. 2nd - there is a stiff coolant hose above the oil filter. I used a pair of long nose vice grips to clamp it out of the way. There is a metal bracket available to clamp it to. Worked very well and avoided wrestling with the oil filter wrench. Cheers
Hey thanks so much for the great tips and advice Michael! Awesome! Thanks for taking the time to share it with others.
I use aluminum foil in one of two ways. If the filter housing sticks out from the block, I make a half circle of the foil and put it under the filter and up tight to the block and make sure its tipped down a little so when the filter is loosened the oil runs down the foil and into an oil pan. If you can't do that then wrap the foil around the wiring harness. Love your channel!
Thanks D! Great idea!
Every time I change my engine oil I always buy a extra Qt of oil and pour it in the engine and let it run out. It's wasting a Qt but trust me it really washes the pan out.
I take it back. It'd be nice to have a little tractor to putter around with. Be nice to get outside and do something. I used to love mowing and snow removal. 🙃🙃🙃
:)) Cheers my friend!
Great vid, we just purchased a new LX2610 Deluxe kubota with land pride forks, land pride 6' scraper blade ,Q-15 land pride speed hitch . loaded R4 tires skidsteer quick tach on the loader and a bucket with a bolt on cutting edge and we have a 5' woods PRD finish mower for it.we also have a JD 4052 R cab we just bought last year
Awesome Mark. Looks like you are ready for anything. LOL. Hope you enjoy it as much as I do. All the best!
@@GPOutdoors Thanks and Thanks for all the great vids you do
Good job GP. I done mine earlier in March of thi year. I did exactly what you done. Some folks use a filter wrench to tighten the new filter, i disagree with this method. Hand tight has always worked best for me. That cab is great. Makes me want one😊
Thanks Dean! Me too - I feel better because I can feel the tension in my hands. Very happy to have some heat. :)) Cheers - all the best my friend!
Hi Gord! Wow, 50 hours already! Time flies! Great job on the maintenance. Looks like the filters aren’t conveniently located on the LX series. One thing I appreciate about the L series is all the filters are easily accessible. BTW, I like you new blue smurf outfit! You’re going to start a fashion trend. Thanks for sharing!
LOL! Good morning Martin. It was Guy's (you could probably tell...:)) All the best!
Great video, so glad I watched before I did my 50 hour. Perhaps some help, I found the wire harness under the oil filter is held by a removable zip tie. I opened that up and there is enough slack to move the wires above the oil filter. Maybe that will work for you next time. Thanks again!
As usual another great video Gord, could you take an actual measurement of the opening when the garage door is open, I’m curious 😉, I have the BX2380 and the top of my ROPS slightly touches the door edge so I always try 🥴 to remember to lower them. 🤦🏼♂️😂Have a good week 👍🏻
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If you have someone loosely hold a shop vac over the fill plug you don’t loose any oil to speak of. Just leave a air gap with the vacuum hose or you will suck out your hydro fluid.
On my massey ferguson 1723e, you have to change the front differential and transmission fluid along with the filters. Wish I didn't have to change it all.
13:45 LOL, nothing like a nice warm cab on a day like that. I gotta ask, for spending that much money on a tractor, you'd think the first 50-hour service would be complimentary.
Also what I do sometimes is to take a piece of cardboard, crease it in the middle, and tape it to the general area I'm draining with gorilla tape. That way your fluids run down the crease and into your collection vessel versus just oozing down all over the place. I'm assuming the electrical cord I saw is for some sort of engine block heater? Cheers my friend.
Hey GP, just like everyone else I must say it is hard to believe it has already been 50 hours! For protecting that wiring harness I've always used a product called "form-a-funnel", it is fantastic to protect about anything anywhere from oil and readily available on amazon. As far as the coolant goes I can vouch for new cars coming in for their first oil change they were almost always just below the cold fill mark. As everything works it's way around, goes through a few heat cycles, and all the tiny little fine air bubbles work their way out the radiator sips what it needs to take up that area out of the overflow. Nothing to worry about and I doubt you'll have to top it off again anytime soon. Very happy to see you out of the elements this winter even if it is only while in the operator's station! You have certainly earned some comfort while battling old man winter. All the best, cheers!
Morning Robert! Thanks for the great info on the funnel, and the helpful knowledge on the coolant etc. That's great to know - I will keep an eye on it as always. It certainly is a big difference having heat. Thanks again - have a wonderful week out there!
@@GPOutdoors Be cautious of the Form a Funnel copies out there. If you get one, the real ones cost around $40US.
GP, no torque recalculation is needed when your torque wrench and extension form a 90-degree angle. Great job!
You got over 50 fast on this one!
LOL! It snuck up on me fast, Fishy! Cheers!
Great! I’m glad it’s being used. I put 80 in mine in just a few months working over our property before building our house and for firewood work. Only 3 hours in the last couple months, but pretty soon our house will be done and she’ll be back to maintaining things!
I have same tractor and cab. Cab will fog up in winter. Make sure vents are pointed in correct directions and your air recirculation is not on. Keep up the great work!
LOL! I was all steamed up this morning for a while but it eventually cleared. Thanks- I re-directed the vents. :))
@@GPOutdoors Remember the rear window has defrost heater elements as well. I was driving around with the rear window cracked open until I figured out how to turn on the defrost.
Gordy-
Next time you change oils filter place a ziplock plastic bag or a plastic grocery bag around the oil filter before you remove it. As you unscrew it it should just drop in bag and keep your mess to a minimum. Cheers
Great tip - thanks Tom! Cheers!
Tom - Genius! How have I never figured this out on my own!
GP when you check you hydro fluid did you have to lower your 3 point in rear and bucket to ground to get accurate reading. Just getting ready to do my 50 hr on the B2650, it is almost same as yours with cab. I love how you take your time and explain things, much appreciated.
Don
Hi Gord, I the filters are grey from factory since they are on when they paint them.
I see it has been mentioned already but I do like my Form-A-Funnel. Amazon sells them. I also use the torque spec from the manual when I put the oil plug back in. Maybe overkill but its easy to do.
Morning Christopher. Thanks! I did not see that there was a torque value in the manual or I would have used it for sure. Thanks for the helpful info. Cheers!
@@GPOutdoors I have a BX23S so the manuals will be different but I found the value in the Workshop Manual under Engine - Tightening torques for engine. For my tractor the torque for the drain plug with copper gasket is 24 to 27 lbf-ft, 33 to 37 N-m or 3.3 to 3.8 kgf-m. Hope this helps!
It does. I will take another look. I have read it several times but I always find I miss things. Thanks again Chris!
Using a Extension on a Torque wrench is fine as long as the extension is bigger diameter then the shank on the bolt or stud
Noticed the jack stands at the very end of the video, but didn't see them in actual usage during the various maneuvers. Are they very helpful for any of the important steps?
Morning Greg. No, I had them at hand but I didn't need them - only needed when I jack the tractor up on a pump jack. Cheers!
I have found that it is wise to also check the torque on the loader main frame. I have found loose bolts.
Gord does the Kub take a while to get an accurate reading on the hydro fluid level? All of the tractors I have owned always took a while to register the correct fluid level but I have never owned a Kub.
That is nice you don't have a strainer to clean at 50 hours. I also go around the entire tractor every 50 hours and tighten all the frame and ROPs bolts. Amazing how loose they get sometimes or how loose they are from the factory. 🙂
50 hours already! That was fast GP! Note: on the filter (oil i believe) that is near the wiring harness, would it be possible to break the seal, enough to allow the oil to drain out, then remove it after it's had time to drain. I appears to have roughly 1 cm of clearance between the seat and the wire. if the oil is running alongside the bottom of the filter, while draining, just put a straight edge, piece of card board up against the filter to break the plane of travel for the oil, and it will run down your straight edge, opposed to the end of the filter towards those wires. Also, when using an extension on a torque wrench, I wouldn't worry to much about the "loss" of the extension. However, if you are so inclined, there is a formula to determine accurate torque settings when using an extension, you can google torque extension caclutations and get the info pretty easily. basically an extension creates more torque than than what you set on the wrench.
I use the plastic bag that the newspaper comes in to take oil plug out( as a glove)
Turn the AC on when windows start to fog. Can be done with heater on.
Enjoyed as always! I did mine for the first time on the B2650 with the camera rolling. I know just how hard that hydro comes gushing out and you just have to roll with it and not panic. It wasn't nearly as bad as I thought but I did chuckle hearing the tension in your voice when you were about to do it. Cheers and great job!
LOL! I knew she was coming fast and furious. :)) Cheers BBS!
I also have a B2650 - next time take your cap off at the rear transmission fill hole and stick in a shop vac hose and turn it on. Won't pull up any fluids into the vac but stops your hydraulic fluid from pouring out when removing the filter like in the video. Really works!
@@CanadaPhilippinesAdventures I have read that technique but like @GP Outdoors I was a Lone soldier. I only lost about a 1/2 quart.
@@BeginnerforBSeries I do the service myself also but using this technique mentioned - I do not loose any :) I just turn on the vac and swap filters - no loss of any fluid.
@@CanadaPhilippinesAdventures I'll have to give that a try. Thanks!
Torque is torque, it doesn’t matter how long the Ext’n is.
Gord, to protect that wiring harness you could "tent" it with tin foil so the oil doesn't touch it.
Thanks Hal. That's a great and simple idea. Cheers!
Great video, thank you. Do you have any experience removing a mid mount mower? I can perform my 50 hour service because it's in the way. Thank you
You’ll get accurate torque with an extension using a manual torque wrench like your doing! If you use a electric or air impact you may not get proper torque! Calibrated torque “sticks” are used when power tools are required!
Thanks Mark!
Thanks for the great video! When you say “Hydraulic Fluid” do you mean transmission fluid?
Morning Kyle. It's the same thing on this tractor. It's a hydrostatic transmission. Cheers!
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I'm not trying to be a know it all ,but. the filter was so tight and hard to get off because the factory did not lube the gasket on the oil filter. A light coat on the gasket will save you a lot of aggravation later. Thanks for the entertainment Gord
Thanks Kevin. And I always appreciate you sharing info. Cheers and all the best!
Those overalls may you look like a public service smurf.
LOL! Guy loaned them to me - I guess you can tell he is 6'5" and a little bigger than me. LOL. Cheers Don!
I like your analogy, Don. For me, he reminds me of the ground crew at my local FBO. All he needs are the earphones and some orange wands and he'd fit right in lol.
I have heard of using aluminum foil to keep oil off of wires and other things. Never tried it might work for wire harness.
It works great!