Case 1835B Skid Steer, Oil, Hydraulic, Air & Fuel Filter change.

Trying to figure out how to get the filters out without the manual can be tough. Sharing my experience on how I got each filter out. Bought the filter kit on Amazon.

[@paulmcduell3795]

Awesome, glad you posted this. I need to change my filters on my 1835b. Have you had to change any hydraulic lines? Mine has a leak, I haven't seriously looked for it yet. Hopefully it's a hose that's not too hard to change. Thanks again.

[@rustythompson653]

I've only replaced the auxiliary exterior cables that run from the back. I have it open up to try and fix the parking brake. I will take a look tomorrow and get back.

[@rustythompson653]

With all the cover plates off (foot plate to seat plates all of the hoses are "easily" accessable. Though depending on the hose you might have to take a few hoses off to get to it. The plate with all the controls is the hardest to get off as the controls are attached to it.

[@roylewis400]

But where is the oil drain plug?

[@Flyfish325]

Thank you for the post. We have a Case 1835B at my wife’s sisters cow farm. I was wondering how to replace fuel filters.

[@paulcalif]

Thank you!!! I have this same machine and I'm going to change all the filters today. Putting the bucket up seems obvious now, good tip. Question: When you removed the hydraulic lines from the radiator, dis all of the fluid come out? How much fluid came out of the hydraulic filters when you removed those. I have leaks and I've removed the same plate that you did. Seems like replacing any hose is doable but not a walk in the park. Thanks again!!

[@RogerEck-os2qz]

What is HTO additive for hydraulic system?

[@paulcalif]

I tried to find that too, I read that it is no longer available. I just used universal hydraulic fluid. Been using it for several years and so far so good.