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Read articles →This is a quick, practical demo of reattaching a loader on a Kubota BX25D, filmed by an owner doing routine work on their own machine. It shows cleaning the hydraulic connections, lining up and pinning the loader, and folding the stand, with the owner noting it takes about two minutes and works best done on concrete rather than grass. It's a short, specific how-to, not a full tractor review, best suited to current BX owners handling loader attachment themselves.
Posted by the walkerdb84 channel, an owner sharing a hands-on tip from their own BX25D rather than a dealer or reviewer.
About two minutes, including wiping off the hydraulic connections before connecting them.
Concrete is recommended. On grass the tractor can settle unevenly, making it hard to align and risking damage to the hood.
Yes, you can do it from the seat by lifting the front wheels off the ground slightly so everything lines up.
No, the owner does not use caps and says dirt wipes right off the connections before reattaching.
