Kubota's BX2822A Snowblower Fluid Change
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ธ.ค. 2021
- Change the Kubota's BX2822A Snowblower Fluid Kubota Maintenance
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Nice job!! Very helpful!
Glad to hear it helped. Have a great day, thanks for watching and commenting
Good day eh!!! Nice job to stick with it and drain those gear boxes. It takes forever to drain and fill them eh and I was pretty impressed that you did box gear boxes and didn't spill any oil!!! Man I have never been able to accomplish that!! I tip my hat to you my friend!!! Take care and Happy New Year!!!
That's the benefits of editing! I spilt plenty haha. Thanks for watching.
@@RossOnTheLand But I didn't even see a stain on the floor. I'm telling ya, you're a class act buddy!!!
Thank you haha. Blue shop towels are the secret.
who is the cave man that tightened that Allen screw that tight?
No kidding! I was frightened at how tight it was. I'm wondering if it was a combination of being too tight, frozen and thread locker...
Ross: can't wait to do mine. 🤓
Do it before it gets too cold. Much easier when it's warm.
This Friday is the day. 🤓🤓@@RossOnTheLand
I agree! Looks like the best weather we'll have for a while.
Pivot! Pivot! Nicely done, Ross.
Thanks! :) Easy enough to do, and easier that unwinding the hydraulic lines through the impossible hose holders. :)
Hi Ross RCAF Polar Express Dave, sent me here :)
May I offer you two tips on pouring oil, gear oil etc. from a large container like you have there.
1. To avoid spilling down over that larger jug, hold it so that the pouring opening is at 12 o:clock ( or as near to that as possible ) and always use a funnel. This pouring position will allow air to enter the container and let the oil pour out smoothly, without that 'glug glug' that nearly always results in a spilled oil mess.
2. Buy yourself a 1 litre / 1 quart bottle of gear oil, the one with a narrow pouring spout supplied with it. Then when you've used up that oil, keep the smaller bottle to re-fill from the larger one this will make pouring oils much easier the next time.
There is usually never any need to use sealing 'silicone' on those 'pipe threaded plugs' As you may know, pipe threads are a taper and as such will seal themselves into the threaded hole rather well.
Most factories/manufacturers use this to protect themselves from selling 'leaking' equipment. We used to call this practice a C Y A method. ( C Y A / cover your a#@* ! ) LOL.
Thank you very much for stopping by, watching my channel! David is a great guy. Funny thing about your point number 1 is I always do that for windshield washer fluid.. but never thought to do it for oil! Haha. Great tip! And I will definitely get another smaller jug. And more funnels for sure :) these are super helpful. It's a pleasure to chat with you and thank you for sharing your tips.
@@RossOnTheLand Oh my, I just noticed that I had made an error in your first name Ross, I have just corrected that silly error,.... darn spell check! ( How many times have I said that I wonder! LOL )
Those tips come from some 44 years or so in the construction equipment business, renting, selling and servicing it.
I'm happy that you didn't take this as coming from a 'smart ass;' :) I was told about these and have used them so I know they work. I will subscribe to your Channel now, and see what other goodies you may come up with.
Thanks You!
@@regsparkes6507 I am humble and take no offense from advice. I appreciate the time and effort from viewers and commenters when they use their valuable time to see what I'm up to. So thank you. :) I appreciate the subscription and hope you find my content a nice distraction while watching.
@@RossOnTheLand I have a feeling that I will enjoy them.
Excellent. Feel free to comment, I love the feedback.
Hi Ross ! Wowie, that was a pretty intense operation there. I think you should change your channel name to "Doctor Kubota" haha ! I will NOT be attempting that in the winter. That job is perfect for a nice August day, about 24 degrees C. Oil will flow easier, ( it will be warmer ) my fingers won't freeze off etc. Yeah, looks like a job you really need to think out beforehand to make sure you have all the tools necessary. Thanks so much for doing it Ross !! 🎅
That's exactly when you should be doing this job! Not now! Haha. Don't know why they use different sized Allen bolts. :(
Great "How To" Ross. Happy New Year!
Thanks very much for watching, and I hope you have an awesome New year as well.
Perfect maintenance Ross, 😳 I didn’t do mine this year oupsie, I guess I’ll add a reminder in my calendar to do it next spring 👍🏻. Have a great one 🙋🏼♂️🙂👍🏻
Thank you Luc, I'm sure for the amount we use the blowers it's probably fine. I'm going to do it when it's warm out before I put it into hibernation for the summer.
Good maintenance, Ross and good video! The blower is something I thought I'd never need until now. Have fun and stay warm!
Well around here it's absolutely a necessity. I've dealt with push blowers, plows and now this Kubota Blower and it's one of the cliches "I should have done this sooner" Thanks for watching
Hey Ross Great job! Cardboard helps with the cold concrete ; ) later Canada Cuz!
Ah good point! Ya I should have put down cardboard. I was thinking of lifting it up with the 2 post lift. :) Thanks for watching. American Cuz!
@@RossOnTheLand Just looking out for your knees 😁👍🚜💨🕺
@@MJADoingStuff that's why I don't film me getting up off the floor :)
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You really don't need a snow blower Ross. You can throw it clear to Minnesota with just a shovel.
Haha! Only on days I eat my Wheaties and Flintstone vitamins :)
Thank you Ross, your video give me a kick in you know where about changing the oil of my snowblower front gear case ( it was black and dark green ) Thank you Ross 😉👌
More than welcome my friend.
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Nice video Ross! Lots of people overlook maintenance on their blower.
Thank you for watching, and while you are here... Please convey my frustrations to Kubota (Landpride) on the use of different sized Allen wrenches for the plugs :) I don't mind that the plugs are different sized, but please use the same Allen wrenches :) thank you. Have an awesome weekend.
Why not use the lift for the blower head?
I'm definitely going to do that from now on! Just wasn't sure of the tractor lift points, but I'll be definitely lifting 4he tractor to work under it. Thank you for watching and commenting. Have a great weekend Richard.
Nice job Boss. Looks like it is a bit of a pain in the butt. I'm glad my snowplow has lifetime oil. Take care, Jason
Ya that would be nice. To make this job easier I'm going to change it in the summer :) thanks for watching.
is that an electric actuator on the chute ?
Hello! Yes it is an electric chute deflector. It's basically a car's window motor. It was installed OEM by my dealer and and has a 2 way momentary switch in a box on the main control stock. Works great because I can rotate and deflect in the same motion as opposed to having to use a hydraulic 3rd function. Thanks for watching and have a good day
Great Job Ross...yes it's not just me with frustration...it's supposed to be easy,,,right???
Very important to do maintenance...👍
Thanks BJ! Seems frustrations are universal :) and yes maintenance is important. Thanks for watching.
OUSTANDING AND VERY IMPORTANT VIDEO MON AMI 👍👌🧐 Very well done and oiling the snow chute is very importante too ( electric motor and control pitch angle too mechanism I use lithium grease and sae 30 oil ) Cheers 👌😉👍🍻
That is exactly right David. Thank you for watching, have an awesome week my friend.
@@RossOnTheLand I left a comment about YOUR OUSTANDING Video on new John Ritter Snowblowing video since IT WAS VERY VITAL FACTOR that you make on your snowblower maintenance video Sir Cheers 👍👌😉🍻
@@RossOnTheLand Oupss time to hit the bed !!! 🤣👍👌🍻
Haha. Ya bed time as well. Thank you.
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How much gear oil in total was needed for snowblower?
Hello, I do not know how much, it isn't a lot, the smaller bottle should do, but I purchased the larger bottle because I'll be using it in my front axle as well. Sorry I don't have the exact measurements.
I love the frustration meter!🤣🔧 🔺🔺🔺🔺You know the 2' foam tiles from Cdn tire 4/pk they work nice on the cold floor.🥶 Good job bud.👍🌴 PS I sawed logs today on my land.😎
Oh that's a good idea as well.. I will pick some up. Ya I needed to show my frustrations some how :) thanks for watching and sawing logs.. like sleeping or cutting actual wood :)
@@RossOnTheLand that an A or B answer, I'm likely to say C all of the above. 🍻
@@MannistoCay that's my kinda day!
Great job, I did not think the allen screw on the front was going to come out. Are they metric fixings on the tractor and attachments?
Well by my frustration level indicator.. I think they are mixed metric and imperial on the back side... I didn't have a single allen wrench that would fit for the back... I had to dig around in my toolbox to find whatever the 2 odd sizes they were... That front one scared me.. thought it was going to strip out for sure. Thanks for watching.