travis Benford
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I have a Kubota L3400 4X4 with 50 service hrs. Can I do the maintaince myself or should I go to the delaler?
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mostly_gas
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Hi Travis! Welcome to TBN :thumbsup:
50 maintenance is as much inspection as it is fluid changes. Depends on whether or not you are qualified and will go through the tractor looking for loose bolts etc and how well you think the dealer will go through it.
I would pose the question in the kubota forum. They can give you more insights as to items to check during the maintenance.
50 maintenance is as much inspection as it is fluid changes. Depends on whether or not you are qualified and will go through the tractor looking for loose bolts etc and how well you think the dealer will go through it.
I would pose the question in the kubota forum. They can give you more insights as to items to check during the maintenance.
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Welcome to TBN Travis. 
After reading manual you'll find it breeze..just have big container to catch dripping fluids tho.
Some Kubota dealers offer free visit for the first change all you'll pay for the items not labor,and service tech can show/teach some good pointers.
Be careful changing fuel filter removing 2 "O" rings.
After reading manual you'll find it breeze..just have big container to catch dripping fluids tho.
Some Kubota dealers offer free visit for the first change all you'll pay for the items not labor,and service tech can show/teach some good pointers.
Be careful changing fuel filter removing 2 "O" rings.
