CT2025 50hr service

[sheamus]

Nice. I wonder if that is something the dealership did, or Bobcat does. I don't recall my dealership mentioning it. But I moved to a new area right after buying, so I couldn't go back to my dealership anyway. I am coming up on my 50 hours and my nearest dealership is over 100km away, plus I would have to track down a trailer. Price of getting it to dealership and back would still be less than the cost of buying 3 filters and all the fluids... I'll have to call the nearest dealership and see whT they say.

 

[Wyo_Slim]

I own a 2020 CT2025H with 265 hrs on it. It was delivered December 2020. FL-7 loader, 3rd function, belly mower, tiller, box blade, forks, chipper, flail ditch mower.

To clarify, the first 50hrs includes all oils and oil filters changed (following break in). I've attached copies the maintenance schedule from both the included Operation manual and the optional Service Manual.

Considering the supply chain issues, I felt it important to cross-reference as many filters as I could. I peeled the Bobcat stickers off of the oil, Hydraulic, and HST filters to reveal the original Daedong manufacturer part numbers. The Donaldson air filter is labeled on the housing. These are the same parts used on the (Daedong) Kioti CK2610 HST. See pictures attached.

Engine Oil Filter: Bobcat 7384298, Daedong E6201-32443, Purolator One PL10193 (extended life synthetic) , Wix 51381, Donaldson P550935, FRAM EG PH3985 long / PH3950 short, Luber-finer PH2856A

Hydraulic Filter: Bobcat 6695918, DaeDong T4260-38125, Donaldson P551779, Baldwin TST8488

HST Filter: Bobcat 7375650, DaeDong T5855-46531, Donaldson P551348, Baldwin BT305

Air Filter: Donaldson part number label on the filter housing

Fuel Filter: Bobcat 7374363, still looking for cross-reference. No english markings on filter.

Engine Oil is CK4 (suspercedes CK3 - for diesel)
Hydraulic / HST oil is GL4 and cross-references to Mobile 424 (specialized additives 10w30 for hydraulic)
Manual allows engine Oil based on temperature range: 10w30, 15w40, or 5w40 full synthetic (hint: Mobil 1 Delvac ESP full synthetic)

I called WIX and used online cross-references using the DaeDong part numbers to get the other brands.

I did some research and looking at Oil Analysis reports... I found Triax Agra UTTO Full Synthetic to be highly rated and very similar in additives to OEM Bobcat HST/Hydraulic oil. I purchased 5 Gal pail shipped to home from AutoZone for $99 +tax.
It has red dye whereas OEM is clear. Any Thoughts?

 

[Wyo_Slim]

I'd drain the factory filled hydraulic oil from the front axle and refill with actual gear oil at 50 too.

The front axle/differential is factory filled with 80W-90 Gear oil. Not actually listed to drain and fill at 50 hours. But it cannot hurt!