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Read articles →This is part 9 of an owner's DIY series building custom quick-attach brackets for a Kubota B2620, not a factory or dealer product overview. It covers finishing the sway bar weld, fitting locking pins, clearing grime from a tight pin hole, and planning next steps like a pin-holder mod and matching fork brackets. Best for fabrication-minded owners following the whole build, not casual shoppers wanting a finished-product demo.
Posted by an owner-fabricator documenting his own multi-part DIY bracket build, so expect hands-on shop footage rather than polished or sales-oriented content.
The builder used a one inch drill bit, pushing it in and out of the hole to clear accumulated grime, after which the pin went in much easier.
He slit a groove into the bar so he could insert it and turn the pin with torque until the hole lines up, letting the pin drop right in.
He believes the play, especially more at the top, may be designed to allow for deviation in the bucket or FDLR, making the system more universal.
