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Read articles →This is a narrow how-to, not a general review: an operator named Brad walks through removing (and reattaching) a Kubota BH92 backhoe with a four-point mount from an L4240HST. It covers releasing pin pressure via loader/stabilizers, popping the pins, lowering the subframe, and safely uncoupling hydraulic hoses. Useful specifically for owners who already have this backhoe attachment and need a step-by-step removal procedure, not buyers evaluating the tractor itself.
Appears to be an owner/operator demonstration channel showing hands-on attachment work rather than a dealer sales pitch.
Lower the stabilizers and loader bucket to release pin pressure, pop the mounting pins, drive forward slowly with hoses still connected, then lower the subframe and disconnect the hoses.
Disconnecting hoses under pressure, or running the tractor with them disconnected, will ruin the hydraulic pump.
Lower the stabilizers three to four inches off the ground and lower the loader bucket down to release the pressure on the pins.
