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Read articles →This is a narrow, practical walkthrough of one specific task: hitching a box blade to a Kubota compact tractor's three-point hitch, step by step (lowering the hitch, backing up, aligning pins, adjusting position by hand, and locking it in). It doesn't cover the tractor itself, specs, or using the blade afterward. Useful for someone who just bought a box blade and needs a quick hookup demo.
Posted by the Hummingbird Hill Ranch channel, presented as a hands-on owner demonstration rather than a dealer or review video.
Lower the three-point hitch fully, back the tractor up centered on the blade, align the hitch under the pins, pull the pins, adjust position by hand, slip the bushing over the rod, then reinsert pins and lift.
Not exactly, but if you do not back up far enough you may need to reposition, as shown when the tractor had to back up a couple more inches to clear the pins.
Yes, the video shows you can pull the three-point hitch up by hand instead of using the tractor to lift it when clearing the pins.
