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Read articles →This is a DIY build video, not a tractor review: it walks through fabricating a homemade PVC bucket-level indicator for a Kubota loader, listing exact pipe sizes, fittings, and assembly steps (T-joints, reducing bushings, heating and clamping PVC, marking sightlines with a level). It's aimed at owners who want a cheap, no-weld way to judge bucket level from the seat, not shoppers comparing tractors or specs.
Posted by the Andrew Reeves channel, presented as a hands-on DIY fabrication tutorial rather than a tractor review.
Start with a 1-in PVC T, heat and clamp it onto the loader cross tube, add reducing bushings, run a 1/2-in by 46-in pipe between hydraulic lines, then cement the pieces together.
Use a level as shown, then mark the ridge of the 3/4-in T and the 1/2-in pipe with a bright marker so it appears level from the driver's seat.
No, the build uses no threaded parts and no welding, only PVC pipe, fittings, cement, and heat to shape it onto the cross tube.
