I like the fact that Mahindra put a guard around the oil filter. It also appears that there is a skid plate or guard to protect the hydraulic filter and suction line. I need to build something similar on my new to me 6530 before I charge into the woods with it. I have seen other people tearing off hydraulic filters with branches. I would appreciate as I am sure others would a short video or some pictures that detailed the factory protection that is on your tractor.
I had a strap wrench with a breaker bar on that oil filter wrench and it was not moving at all. There is not a lot of room in there. I finally broke it loose with a cheater pipe on the breaker bar. It was crazy.
I’m about to come up on my 250 hour oil and hydraulic fuel change. Due to the fact that I added a third function hydraulic hook up on my lift to use a grapple, I had the service department where I bought the tractor do the 50 hour service while they installed the third function hook up. This will be my first attempt at both oil and hydraulic fluid changes. My question is this, in your video I did not see much if any hydraulic fluid being drained out when changing the hydraulic fluid filter, do you only replace the amount of hydraulic fluid loss during the filter change? Thanks for the video and looking forward to your answer.
I did a first 50hr service on a 6075 today. The filters were both so ridiculously tight it was quite shocking. Ive never in all my years had to use that kinda force. Proper strap wrench and all. Otherwise it went smoothly.
Hello Matt, I have the procedure to reset the alarm, I should make a quick video because it is a bit confusing. I will try to attach the steps in the description part of this video with a how to video coming soon.
Glad the tractor is high enough to crawl under. My 40 horse Massey is low...but purchasing a used 6065 next month..
She does have some good ground clearance! I have been very happy with the 6065!
I like the fact that Mahindra put a guard around the oil filter. It also appears that there is a skid plate or guard to protect the hydraulic filter and suction line. I need to build something similar on my new to me 6530 before I charge into the woods with it. I have seen other people tearing off hydraulic filters with branches. I would appreciate as I am sure others would a short video or some pictures that detailed the factory protection that is on your tractor.
You got it, I will get some good video of the factory protection and post to the channel.
I finally have a video uploaded that covers the factory protection and some other items of the 6065. ua-cam.com/video/emLbXvzgYFk/v-deo.html
Did you just change the Hydraulic filter or change Hydraulic oil too and do you fill it up to the top of glass ??
Thank You for your video.>>>My Question: How do you go about to reset the computer after the oil change?
Hello, you're welcome! I have the reset procedure recorded I just need to find it and upload it. I hope to have it soon.
There are two ways to reset the alarm, just fyi.
I had a strap wrench with a breaker bar on that oil filter wrench and it was not moving at all. There is not a lot of room in there. I finally broke it loose with a cheater pipe on the breaker bar. It was crazy.
Wow!! I have heard that same story from many people. I was pretty fortunate with mine, but that big filter seal did really hang on!
Did one today. Was so tight i was barely able to get either filters off. Whoever does this needs to be fired
I’m about to come up on my 250 hour oil and hydraulic fuel change. Due to the fact that I added a third function hydraulic hook up on my lift to use a grapple, I had the service department where I bought the tractor do the 50 hour service while they installed the third function hook up. This will be my first attempt at both oil and hydraulic fluid changes. My question is this, in your video I did not see much if any hydraulic fluid being drained out when changing the hydraulic fluid filter, do you only replace the amount of hydraulic fluid loss during the filter change? Thanks for the video and looking forward to your answer.
I would like to see you do a video on how to change out the oil filter on that 6065
Hello, I’m getting near my next service, I will definitely get close ups of the process next time.
I did a first 50hr service on a 6075 today. The filters were both so ridiculously tight it was quite shocking. Ive never in all my years had to use that kinda force. Proper strap wrench and all. Otherwise it went smoothly.
How do you reset the Service Alarm? I am at 50Hrs on my 6065 and plan to service myself but I can't find where to reset the alarm. Thanks
Hello Matt, I have the procedure to reset the alarm, I should make a quick video because it is a bit confusing. I will try to attach the steps in the description part of this video with a how to video coming soon.