One of the most important maintenance intervals is after the first 50 hours. After your equipment goes through the initial break-in period, it is essential to follow your owner's manual to replace the correct filters and fluids, as well as make any necessary adjustments. Neil walks through the first 50-hour maintenance on his Kubota LX3310.

0:00 - What is the break-in period?
0:53 - This is not the first time to perform maintenance
1:12 - Air Filters
2:16 - Supplies
2:57 - Draining Engine Oil
3:20 - Replacing Engine Oil Filter
4:25 - Refill Engine Oil
5:35 - Hydrostatic & Hydraulic Filters
6:42 - Vacuum Trick
7:15 - Changing Filters
8:28 - Topping off Transmission Fluid
8:42 - OEM Fluids
9:38 - OEM Filters
10:47 - Check and Adjust
11:27 - Future Maintenance Intervals
12:24 - Messick's Service & Parts


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