
We’ve got you covered with a guide that’ll go step by step through changing air filters on the Kubota L3301 or Kubota L3901. We've also provided a link to a DIY video from Kubota and even some additional tips! As a Kubota Compact Tractor owner, it's important to keep your machine in top working order. One of the easiest maintenance tasks you can perform is changing the air filter. Keep on reading to learn how to perform your own air filter change!
When it comes to changing an air filter on your own, it’s important to know exactly where to start! As always, your personal protection is of utmost importance. Please follow the Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) as described in your owner's manual.
You’ll need the following in order to successfully complete your air filter change:
First and foremost, you’ll find that there is an evacuator valve on the air cleaner housing assembly that requires servicing. This valve should be opened/cleaned once a week under ordinary conditions, or daily when used in a dusty place. Cleaning this valve helps to get rid of large particles of dust and dirt before it reaches the air filter.
The primary air filter element should be cleaned every 100 hours and replaced every 1,000 hours or one year, whichever comes first. Be sure to clean the filter more often in severely dusty conditions.
Feeling motivated and prepared to change the air filter on your Kubota L3301 or L3901? If you are, we’re glad to hear it! If not, don’t worry! At Kubota Center locations, our Service Department is ready to help you anytime you need it. You can give us a call, fill out our Service Request From below, or visit our Locations Page to find directions to a Kubota Center location closest to you.