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yes the gl-4 rating should mean its be safe for yellow metals but you have to look at a product info sheet for the copper corosion test or know if the ep additive contains sulfer. I did a little research and what i could find is the motomaster gear oil is made by citgo. i looked at both citgo's...

The oil range is any where between the two holes on the dipstick as long as its above the lowest hole on the dipstick you're good. From what you describe your oil level is above the lowest hole on the dip stick so its good but if it was my tractor i would want the oil level at neer or at the...

Maybe this will help https://www.rimguardsolutions.com/beet-juice-is-better/tire-fill-chart/ enter you tire size in the interactive tire fill tool and it will give you the gallons For your tire its either 24 or 29 gallons in them multiply that by the 7.6 lbs for winshield washer fluid or 8.6...

The transmission and hydraulic system use the same resivor and use the same dipstick by the 3 point. Also don't forget to check your front axle fluid if its 4wd.

Its a radiator pressure test kit they are universal for automotive, agriculture, industrial. Or basicly anything that uses a pressurized radiator. I see your location is Canada and not the USA so Princess Auto is the Canadian equilivant to Harbor Freight here in the states. You may also be able...

Hopefully this attachment works. Here is the pdf of the B2781 and B2782B owners manual

http://kubotabooks.com/AutoIndex/index.php?dir=Excavators/ The first pdf should be the workshop manual for the kh41. I did not find anything in there about a red light though. My guess is it's one of two things alternator not charging light or oil pressure light. Looking a the electrical parts...

If you have a smartphone download the mykubota app and you can download the entire manual.

Did you check your owners manual? From looking at the owners manual there is no seperate hydraulic tank or dipstick listed. Alot of tractors use the transmission tank as both the transmission fluid and hydraulic fluid tank.

Its on page 103/ 104 of your owners manual. Its the same as the b2650 for maintaince and if you want to change fluid then go ahead its not going to hurt it. I did not change mine at 50 hrs. To put more confusion into it the service manual for my b2650 says to change the fluid and filters at 50...

On my b2650 (basicly the same as the lx2610) i used a full synthetic at 50 hrs because its my snow moving machine. The brand of oil i will not suggest one because every one has their brand that is better than all the rest and what you choose is up to you. I went with a 10w30 weight api cf rated...

Here is my opinion if it means anything. Since you found dirty engine oil and water in the brush cutter you may want to change the hydraulic oil and front axle oil too then you have the piece of mind knowing its good. If you dont want to change the oil you could use something like a long zip tie...

Your nearest advance auto parts or farm and fleet store may have it in stock. If neither have it you can get it online from the usual places.

As russell king mentioned they do make gauges specifically for loaded tires. Milton industries air/water tire pressure gauge is one that is made to check loaded tires. I have one for my tractor, its tires are filled with calcium chloride. and that gauge will measure the pressure with the valve...

Sounds like it may be a bearing going bad check everything that the engine fan belt drives. For example alternator/ dynamo, idler pully and fan. Any bearing play would indicate a bad bearing or grittiness when you turn it by hand.

That is your front axle vent tube and it not normal to have any oil come out of it. It's possible the dealer overfilled the axle case and when you ran it as the oil expanded it blew some out. I would check the oil level before you use it next. Check your owners manual on how to check the oil...

Measuring o-rings are a pain but you can do it. You will need a caliper to get your dimensions. You need to measure the O.D. and the I.D. then google an o-ring size chart and find the closest match to your measurement and that should be the one you need. Another option is go to your local...

If you have a smartphone you can download the my kubota app and access the owners manual there.

That's a JIC fitting they seal via two matching tapers. I would try removing the line from where it's leaking and inspect both tapers for any problems. obviously this need to be done with the tractor off and no pressure. If you don't find anything then clean both the hose end and the tank end...

Thats not much information to go on. There are many manufactures that color their fluid. Most likely you will never find out which brand it is do to the many that are out there. The dye can also be to any brand of fluid. What are you trying to do add some or replace the fluid?