How To Change The Oil On Your Tractor
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2022
- Hi everyone we are going to do the 50 hour service interval on my bobcat CT 2535 compact tractor. The 50 hour service is the MOST important service to do as you want to flush all the "break in" fluids out and replace with fresh fluids.
Parts list for CT 2535 with 1.8L 3 cylinder diesel by Daedong
Engine oil: 15w-40 6.3 Quarts
Engine oil filter: 7384298
Front Axle: 80w-90 6.3 Quarts
Hydro/Trans filters: 6695918 & 7375650
Air Filter: 6666333 - บันเทิง
Thank you. Your video was very complete. Even this 66 old lady can do this. Thank u
Thanks for watching!! YOu can do it indeed!
CT2540
Great machine…
AC/Heat have not worked properly since I bought it new 2 years ago.
Hmm check the compressor maybe?
Holy hell, wrenched on everything, including the oil cap
It’s ridiculous how tight the originals are. Like put down the torque wrench 🤣
@HomesteadJay "Those Korean's must be ripped" lol
They definitely didn't want that oil filter to be changed with as tight as it was hahaha!! Service is very important to do!! Stay safe my friend
No doubt!
If your oil level is growing, it is from fuel dilution. This can be caused by excessive idling and/or frequent rengen cycles. These engines like to be run in the PTO RPM range at minimum. Thanks for the video!
I saw your other comment LOL
Yes Yes YES read the maintenance manual and also record times in it ( OUTSTANDING TIPS !!! ) Cheers 🍻🍻
You got it!!
@@HomesteadJay 🤣👌👍🍻
Nice video as a new owner, a big thanks
No problem! They are great machines. Take your time on maintenance
Good evening Sir, Maintenance is THE VITAL FACTOR and with you Sir all your equipment's are in OUTSTANDING hands 😇👌👍 Outstanding very well made video Sir 👍👌🧐 Great marks tips 🧐👌👍 Yes Rotella is the Best Diesel oil for sure, I like the T6 Synthetic Rotella💖 See you in part 2 Cheers 😇🍻
Thanks Dave! Hope all is well!
@@HomesteadJay 🧐👌🍻👍
7:12 that's some magic right there. Not a drop of oil on your socket.
Magic my friend
thanks I did all of that with the help of your video ... I am totally 0 mechanic haha .... I got a questions for greasing .. 16 grease spot on the loader , 2 on the front axle , 2 of the 3 point hitch lever and what else ?
Hey There! Glad you had good success. I believe there is one for the mid pto shaft and also one or two underneath for the pedels but dont quote me on that! I do not have the machine as its being used by my dad for winter snow blowing. I think an owners manual will show all spots too! Glad you had success happy to help!
@@HomesteadJay yess no mid pto shaft on mine , pedals spot off the manual is kinda hard to visualize !! Thanks again
Purring like a kitten
Hello ! I am at 44 hours … I tought first service was 150 hours … I am doing snow removal and will reach 50h by this week … I am nowhere close to have all the required parts rdy to change all of this … what should I do ? :S
The first 50 hours is critical as the fluids they use are break in fluids so they are designed to have thinner properties for break in procedure. The problem with this is the break in oils arnt designed for long hours as they break down quickly. Id recommend taking the time to do the required fluids needed at 50 hours.
Also the first 50 hours are when you get more "shavings" and material in the fluids from all the gears meshing together etc...
@@HomesteadJay ok thanks ... well I am still at 44 hours for now .. no snow until friday wich I will prob reach 50h by then .... so I ordered the oil filter and will replace the engine oil too ... should I change the front axle oil too ? and air filter should be fine right ?
@@TheTremblay18 I think the most important is the hydro fluid and the engine oil at 50 hours. Its really not that hard. I showed how its done. Two drain bolts underneath and two filters boom your done. The air filter depends on what your working conditions are and the front end isnt critical but wouldnt hurt if you went over 50 on the front end. If I had to prioritize it would be Hydro fluid with filters and engine oil with filter first.
@@HomesteadJay alright perfect .. I am really bad at mechanic and need to get better with my new tractor … I work in snow only so air filter should be good !! So trans oil/filter and engine oil/filter is a must !! Thanks alot
Jay, I would highly suggest you call BND Automotive. There are far better options for oil. I have been a mechanic for 33 years.
What oils didnt you like? Ive had good luck with all the oils I used over the years.
@@HomesteadJay Anything off the shelf is what the EPA allows not what the engine needs. I do oil analysis on all of my equipment. Give Brian a call and talk to him tell him Larry sent you. Lol I don't get anything out of it. I just like spread the word of better options out there. I know you said you are a mechanic so make your own choice after talking to him after 10 min. Trust me you will be glad you did.
@@larry8791 Thanks for your feedback!
Then this tractor is build by daedong or kioti for western countries
Yes you are correct.
This thing is making oil 😂
hahaha sure was lol
No need to tighten up even the oil fill like that.
Thank you!
Don't be Wiley
I had to lol