Kioti/Daedong EX
Manual transmission fluid capacity & service interval
Kioti/Daedong EX manual transmission fluid capacity is 52 liters. Service intervals include 50 hours, 200 hours, and 400 hours. The data covers 24 configurations.
The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.
| Type | Specifications |
|---|---|
| EX35(C), 3B183LWM |
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| EX35(C), 3B183LWM |
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| EX35(C), 3B183LWM |
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| EX35(C), 3B183LWM |
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| EX35, 3B183LXM |
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| EX35, 3B183LXM |
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| EX40(C), 4A200LWM |
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| EX40(C), 4A200LWM |
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| EX40(C), 4A200LWM |
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| EX40(C), 4A200LWM |
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| EX40, 4A200LXM |
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| EX40, 4A200LXM |
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| EX45(C), 4A220LWM |
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| EX45(C), 4A220LWM |
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| EX45(C), 4A220LWM |
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| EX45(C), 4A220LWM |
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| EX45, 4A220LXM |
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| EX45, 4A220LXM |
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| EX50(C), 4B243LWM |
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| EX50(C), 4B243LWM |
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| EX50(C), 4B243LWM |
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| EX50(C), 4B243LWM |
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| EX50, 4B243LXM |
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| EX50, 4B243LXM |
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Additional Notes
- The manual transaxle fluid capacity across all Kioti/Daedong EX series configurations — EX35, EX40, EX45, and EX50 — is uniformly specified at 52 liters, a figure consistent with the large-volume wet transaxle systems common in compact utility tractors where the transmission, rear axle, and hydraulic circuits share a common fluid reservoir.
- Configurations carrying the "LWM" engine designation suffix, covering the EX35(C), EX40(C), EX45(C), and EX50(C), carry a normal-use change interval of 400 hours, which is a relatively extended interval reflecting either a sealed or low-contamination transaxle design under standard operating conditions.
- Configurations with the "LXM" engine designation suffix — the EX35, EX40, EX45, and EX50 without the "(C)" designation — are specified at a 200-hour normal change interval, exactly half the 400-hour interval assigned to their LWM counterparts, indicating a meaningful difference in service requirements between the two engine families despite identical fluid capacities.
- All configurations across both the LWM and LXM engine families share a first-change interval of 50 hours. An early fluid change at 50 hours is standard practice in new machinery to remove metallic particles and manufacturing residues that accumulate during the break-in period.
- LWM-designated configurations carry an additional "initial service" entry alongside the "first change only" entry, both specifying a 50-hour change interval. The presence of two separately labeled entries at the same interval suggests the manufacturer distinguishes between a scheduled initial service event and a standalone first fluid change, treating them as discrete service actions within the same early-operation window.
- The LXM configurations list only a "first change only" entry at 50 hours, without a separate "initial service" entry, contrasting with the dual early-service structure applied to LWM configurations.