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Read articles →This video walks through the full loader-removal process on an LS MT125 step by step, with the camera following each pin, latch, and hydraulic disconnect in real time. Tony also explains why to remove the backhoe first, how to release hydraulic pressure before uncoupling hoses, and calls out a few MT125-specific design touches favorably compared to his previous John Deere. Best for new MT125 owners learning the procedure.
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Remove the backhoe first because it is heavy and taking the loader off first makes the front of the tractor very light.
Lift the bucket arm to the top, lower the support legs, back away and set it down, then push down to loosen the pins so they pull out.
Rotate the hydraulic lever to release pressure off the hoses first, then disconnect and cap each hose with its matching colored plug.
Yes, but the loader weight out front causes a rougher ride and makes it harder to maneuver close to objects like trees.
