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Read articles →This is a narrow, mechanical how-to: installing and removing the optional three-point hitch kit on a Kubota BX Series (BX25D shown), done right after removing the backhoe. It walks through positioning the lower hitch arms, locking the bushing locks, seating the center lock rod, and reversing the process for removal. No pricing, comparisons, or attachment demos, just the step-by-step swap, useful for BX owners adding a tiller, blower, or blade.
Appears to be an instructional video from a dealer or equipment company channel, focused on procedure rather than sales pitch.
Position the lower hitch arms with bushing locks facing the sky, insert left then right, slide bushing locks outward to lock into the frame, then add the pin and lock mechanism to hold the arms in place.
Remove the top two pins first, pull the center lock pin between the lower arms, pull the arms inward, slide the bushing locks inward, then shove the shaft to one side and pull back to remove it.
It is necessary to run attachments like a garden tiller, rear mount snow blower, or blade on the back of the tractor.
