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Read articles →After several minutes of unrelated personal shopping talk (motorcycle charger, snacks, screen protector), this video shows an owner removing the loader from a New Holland Workmaster 25: pulling the leg support pins, lowering the loader, disconnecting the four hydraulic lines, and backing the tractor out. It's a casual, real-world hands-on demo done on gravel, useful for owners wanting a quick visual walkthrough of the detach process rather than a polished or narrated tutorial.
Posted by the DerekSpeedExposure channel, an owner casually filming his own tractor work mixed in with unrelated personal errands.
Pull the leg support pins on each side, extend and lock the legs, lower the loader to the ground, work the lever to release the pins, then disconnect all four hydraulic lines before backing the tractor out.
Grab the yellow plastic piece and pull it apart, push down on the hose, then pull the metal piece up to release it. Put the yellow plug back where the hose was, and repeat for all four lines.
No, the owner says it is easy and shows most of it one-handed. He did it on gravel and notes it would be even easier on concrete.
