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Read articles →This is a real DIY seat swap on a 2008 Kubota BX24, not a parts-catalog rundown. The owner shows the four-bolt mounting collar, the tricky trapped bolts and torsion spring mechanism that fought him during removal, sourcing a cheaper aftermarket seat (~$190 CAD) from Kubota instead of the ~$300 OEM one, fitting it with longer bolts, and testing comfort afterward. Good for BX owners annoyed by the stock seat.
Posted by the Something on Sodom channel, an owner working on his own tractor and sharing an unpolished, trial-and-error DIY experience.
Remove four bolts holding the mounting collar, two trapped inside the sliding frame mechanism. A torsion spring must release to free the trapped bolts, which can be tricky and may require force.
Kubota offered a generic aftermarket seat for about 190 Canadian dollars, much cheaper than the roughly 300 dollar OEM seat, and it fit with slightly longer bolts.
The owner called it a whole different experience, saying he no longer slid out of the seat and could finally sit properly while running the tractor.
