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Thank you, Robert, for doing this for Aaron. He was hoping you would. He'll be so happy about it. Meanwhile, you sound like you have recovered and is feeling better...wonderful. Take care and soon, we all will be seeing Aaron back home.
It is so nice that they designed the tractor to be easily worked on. so often things are buried so that you really have a heck of a time to get at the items that are regularly replaced. you might put a vacuum on the fill port for the hydraulic fluid to minimize the loss. great video always nice to see hoe it is done.
great video Robert thanks very busy day on Saturday my sister and brother-in-law are coming to see me from Melbourne Australia they are up for my mother and father's celebration of life
I am sure your videos on automotive maintenance are the only ones I enjoy. Very informative and easafely understood. You ever teach any auto maintenance. at like vo tec
I was told if you put a vacuum on the end of the hydraulic fill opening when you replace your filter it creates vacuum so you don't lose so much fluid.
Just did mine and ran across this…mostly the same with the MX series, but mine is gear drive so one less hydro filter. I got mine used with 90 hours and now have 180…wasn’t confident. The original owner changed hydro filters so I swapped it along with fuel, oil and air filters. Would be nice if they had a shutoff at the hydro filter housing…..that’s a puckering thing to deal with. I too had to readjust to keep from cross threading while spindletop kept flowin.
Yeah, I dunno why they didn’t put some kind of shutoff in with that filter - such a pain. I’m getting ready to do this again on my own tractor. This was a buddy of mines but since then I bought a L2501 new.
So the 50 hour service doesn't include changing the fuel filter? Interesting. It's always best for the engine to be warmed up when you change the oil. I hope you did that.🙂 That's great you did that for Aaron. Oh, and I've been curious what model that Kubota is, and now I know. Thanks.
Not criticizing, you need to go back and check the oil again. That's a pretty large oil filter looks about a 1/4 to 1/2 a qrt it holds. Just as a precaution.
First thing you need to do is not stand underneath a raised loader and bucket ... regardless if it has loader lockout or not , its just stupid. takes literally three minutes to take the loader off and even less time to get it back on .
I released this super late today cuz I forgot 😅
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So you are pretty much doing a Tune-up today 🌹🥰 good for you Robert 🕊️🙏🌹
Good Job 🌹 did you check your Transmission Fluids 🌹
@@joseleswopes1400 that’s what you saw me topping off
Cool 😎 Thanks 😊
Thanks for helping out Aaron. If you hear from Aaron tell him prayers for a safe journey going his way.
Check out his TH-cam channel, he’s been going live.
Thank you, Robert, for doing this for Aaron. He was hoping you would. He'll be so happy about it. Meanwhile, you sound like you have recovered and is feeling better...wonderful. Take care and soon, we all will be seeing Aaron back home.
He was? What video did he say that on? So I can link this one.
She is ready to attack more of that wicked vine on the farm. You are a man of many talents. So awesome
She sure is
Good job, Robert. Take care of your equipment, and it will take care of you.
Absolutely
I would watch you work on vehicles all day.
It is so nice that they designed the tractor to be easily worked
on. so often things are buried so that you really have a heck of
a time to get at the items that are regularly replaced. you might
put a vacuum on the fill port for the hydraulic fluid to minimize
the loss. great video always nice to see hoe it is done.
Glad that you and Aaron take good care of each other’s vehicles!!
Of course
Good job Robert. Aaron will be very pleased
After all that work you guys have done, I can’t believe it’s only at 50 hours
It’s a little over, it was overdue.
Great tractor maintenance, Robert!
Hi Robert:roofeur ,gardener,mecanic etc... you have "several arrows to your bow":congratulations!!!!
On the filters you might wish to write the dates that you installed them on the filters.
You look like you feel better. 👏👏👏
Yup yup
Thank you for doing this Robert. Aaron has been a very good friend to you too.
Of course he has.
Love your videos and enjoy watching them every time they come on. May the Lord bless you
Thank you
Good job Robert always enjoy seeing you work on farm machinery or autos. Tame care
watching both from Molalla Oregon ! y'all are doing an awesome job as friends ❤🥰❤🥰❤🥰❤
Well done Robert. Aaron is also going to be happy
great video Robert thanks very busy day on Saturday my sister and brother-in-law are coming to see me from Melbourne Australia they are up for my mother and father's celebration of life
Enjoy the visit!!
Great video Robert 👍. It was nice of you to do this for Aaron.
Excellent replacement and instructions and good timing!
I am sure your videos on automotive maintenance are the only ones I enjoy. Very informative and easafely understood. You ever teach any auto maintenance. at like vo tec
Thanks. Never taught anything like that.
did you make sure the old oil filter gasket didnt stick to engine ? and after you crank it you will have to add more oil
Of course.
Good stuff! YES! Those hydraulic filters are messy!
Sure enough! I was surprised about the shavings in there but read that’s very, very normal.
I was told if you put a vacuum on the end of the hydraulic fill opening when you replace your filter it creates vacuum so you don't lose so much fluid.
Please tell me how to do that ?
Thanks for posting...big help
Kubota Should Sponsor this channel :)
Service my kabota regularly and still gives good service. Oh yeah it's a 1973 model.
Sweet
She needs a bath, you take care of that girl. LOL
Great video ! Appreciate how you are keeping it simple and easy to follow. 5 stars
Thank you!
Shell Is Good oil i Put It In My Truck's And Tractor's 80's 90' 2010. Now I Work On The Day's I Want To LOL.
Robert, you need to check for any grease zirks, esp on PTO, wheels 'n steering, and bearings.
Already done.
Leave the bill in Aaron’s mailbox, something nice to come home to 😲🍻
lol definitely no bill
Shame on you .. kept us waiting all this time .. lol. Great job .. Aaron will be very happy & pleased. B safe
Just did mine and ran across this…mostly the same with the MX series, but mine is gear drive so one less hydro filter. I got mine used with 90 hours and now have 180…wasn’t confident. The original owner changed hydro filters so I swapped it along with fuel, oil and air filters. Would be nice if they had a shutoff at the hydro filter housing…..that’s a puckering thing to deal with. I too had to readjust to keep from cross threading while spindletop kept flowin.
Yeah, I dunno why they didn’t put some kind of shutoff in with that filter - such a pain. I’m getting ready to do this again on my own tractor. This was a buddy of mines but since then I bought a L2501 new.
You did a good thing. I've watched a few oil change videos where the mechanics show a tar-like substance dripping (sort of) out of the engine. Ugh.
Yeah that’s not a good thing
So the 50 hour service doesn't include changing the fuel filter? Interesting.
It's always best for the engine to be warmed up when you change the oil. I hope you did that.🙂 That's great you did that for Aaron. Oh, and I've been curious what model that Kubota is, and now I know. Thanks.
Above my pay grade but enjoyable to watch just the same.
did you have a air hose to blow out the fins on the oil cooler and radiator? our JD compact tractor gets a lot of grass buildup
wait so you dont need to fill the oil filter with some new oil before putting on the new filter?
👍
Stay hydrated
Definitely
Was it my imagination...the guineas and turkey were louder than usual? Was something in the yard bothering them?
Closer than usual. I was in “their” field
@@THEOLDBYRDFARMVLOG Ah...I was thinking 'predator'! (Not the 2-legged variety!)
Not criticizing, you need to go back and check the oil again. That's a pretty large oil filter looks about a 1/4 to 1/2 a qrt it holds. Just as a precaution.
You didn’t say the type of hydraulic oil you used
Rotella is the good stuff
First thing you need to do is not stand underneath a raised loader and bucket ... regardless if it has loader lockout or not , its just stupid. takes literally three minutes to take the loader off and even less time to get it back on .
Fuel filter is wayyy past needs changed
Just acquired my L 2501. 144 hrs.
How does one put a vacuum on the hydraulic fluid 𝘀𝗼 𝗮𝘀 𝘁𝗼 𝗻𝗼𝘁 𝗹𝗼𝗼𝘀𝗲 𝗮𝘀 𝗺𝘂𝗰𝗵 𝗳𝗹𝘂𝗶𝗱 𝘄𝗵𝗲𝗻 𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗳𝗶𝗹𝘁𝗲𝗿?