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Read articles →This is an owner's install video for a specific DIY fix: a conversion kit from another tractor creator ('Tony') that lets an LS MT125 owner swap three-point hitch arms and backhoe without pulling a rear wheel each time. It covers installing stabilizer pins/rings, a fitment issue requiring paint cleanup and grinding, and confirmation it worked across a few uses. Most useful for MT125 owners wrestling with this exact wheel-removal hassle.
Posted by the Matthew Schrenk (Glory Creek Ranch) channel, a small hobby-ranch owner documenting his own hands-on tractor fixes, not a dealer or professional reviewer.
Install Tony's conversion kit with pins and stabilizer rings, which lets the lower link arms slide off by pulling pins without removing the wheel.
The pin hole on the backhoe subframe may not be aligned, requiring grinding to let the bar and pins slide in and out easily.
Yes, after cleaning up paint for fitment and grinding the subframe pin hole, the owner used it a couple times and it worked well.
