Welcome back to small farm guys here
where it's what is it now it's february
we're doing oil change on our kubota
RTV 900 here so we just walk you through
the steps on how to do that and we'll
show you what you need to do this is
this will be good for everybody know that way
if you want to get one of these you know
what to do
we got the bed up and everything so
we're going right here to the top of the
engine right here this little cap we're
going to take this off because this is
where we pour the oil in notice it says
oil on the cap so you can't be mistaken
so we're just going to take this off I
like to just set it right up on top
the only reason I'm taking that off
right now so that way when we go
underneath it and drain it out
it drains faster and so that way that it
doesn't have I guess suction cup it just
lets the air right through
alright guys so right now we're
underneath the kubota and we're just
going to take and loosen up this oil
plug here and tightening there's
loosening so you just want to loosen it
up and then you can usually turn it by
hand got my oil pan right here pull that
down then we're just going to unscrew
this plug and we're gonna let the oil
all out
all right now we just gotta drain so I'm
gonna just take this plugin i I just I
bring it up top with me so I don't lose
it but you can put it wherever you want
alright guys with the oil what we just
took that plug out so well it's draining
out there i like to save time and
multitask here so I'm gonna take and go
right to the oil filter here and usually
these things aren't on super tight that
you can't get them off by hand but
sometimes they are so you might want an
oil filter wrench and if you notice this
one it when we take it out here it
doesn't say kubota because it is
actually not a kubota filter it's a
motorcycle filter actually that it's the
same specs and everything as the kubota
filter it's just cheaper and i'll show
you that one and I'll show you that
filter in the box so you know the number
one if you want up we still have it
draining and this is actually a fram oil
filter it's not a kubota want to frame
it's a PH6017A will show you to get on
the box we go to put the new one back in
but you can still full oil so you just
take that and i'm just going to put it
right on the night on the pan because
you've got a nice little spot for it
The filter we use you guys it's a fram it's a
Ph6017A like i said earlier where we
took it off this is the oil filter we
use this is the same specs as the Kubota
one it just doesn't say Kubota on it and
it's about half the price and you pick
these up at the auto parts store right
so right down here I just like take wipe
all this stuff off here get all nice and
cleans so that way we can get that seal
on there and it puts in real nice good
seal on this nice seating surface here
so we'll get this all cleaned up here
and then we'll go put that you filter on
i'm doing is i'm just pour a little bit
of oil on there right down on the seal
here we just take it a little bit and
rub it on this ring you see how it's
doll up here and shining down here we're
going to take and make it shiny we want
it shiny all the way around that means
you get a good nice little bead oil on
there that's what we want
so now the seals lubricated so create a
nice lock nice snug fit and make that oil
filter sit on there nice all we're doing
is we're just going to take this or
screw it right back on here
alright yeah so we're back underneath
here i got my rag again we're just gonna
wipe up these extra little oil drips
wipe off around that oil plug hole here
get all nice and clean and so we can go
put that oil plug back in and not get
any dirt in there so you can see that it
stopped raining now
so now we're just going to take the
oil plug and we are going to just screw it back in
we'll just get her screwed right on in
there and be careful you do not want to
cross thread these things so if you feel it
kind of bying don't keep cranking on
because it's a lot of money to have them
fixed once there cross-threaded put
this thing all the way up their hand
tight always flush just like that and
we're just going to take your wrench
again and we're just going to put a
little bit of just gonna go away for a
minute and we're just got taking make
sure she's just in there nice and snug
you don't want to crank these things
down just but not even a quarter turn
after it gets tight just nice and snug
in there
we're going to go back up top and we'll
put the oil and is taking one of our old
oil jugs here we're just using that as a
funnel just so I don't spill oil
everywhere cuz i'm not going to do that
so now we're just going to take or
dumping in 3.3 courts this isn't
actually rotel it's not 1540 either this
is just a jug that we use for measuring
see we've got our measuring here all of
our little labels just use this for
measuring right now we're dumping in
1030 because it is still in the winter
so we're just going to dump this then we
fill it up full I like dumping and
slowly make sure all goes in it's like
taking just practice that dipstick so
you had against your air can come out
makes it easier with dumps & Poor's
faster
organiser doesn't spill everywhere then
now just that funnel sit in there for a
second drain all in now