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Removing Underbody Protective Guard

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Wrenching on the Diesel Kubota RTV? Already?

What happens here

Lying on his back under the Kubota, the presenter uses a Milwaukee impact driver with a 12mm socket to remove five bolts securing the protective underbody pan. He notes that while this step is a bit of a hassle, it's necessary for oil draining. He carefully sets the removed bolts aside to avoid losing them.

Goal: The presenter removes the protective metal pan located beneath the vehicle to gain access to the engine oil pan and drain plug.

Tools and materials

  • 12mm Socket
  • Milwaukee Impact Driver Milwaukee

What they say

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hand and we're gonna use our little Milwaukee impact we're gonna remove the pan underneath Kubota I will tell you this I'm not a huge fan of having to remove a guard up underneath my UTV to change the oil it seems like a hassle that there should be a solution too I should be able to access the oil drain plug without having to remove this but such is life all good probably should have some safety glasses on because it's gonna rain down on my face there we go easy enough to remove this pan and here's what the bolts look like we'll just stack them up right over here there are three bolts towards the front of the machine and two bolts towards the rear aside from tasting up all the goodies that we're up in there so here's our guard we've removed that five bolts

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