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Checking Hydraulic Fluids
posted under kubota by neilm on 8/4/2010
Summary: Some hydraulic oils, particularly Kubota Super UDT, can be really hard to see on the dip stick. Its best to check the level with your finger and then wipe off the stick using a white cloth to check for any discoloration.