That was one of the best loader install videos I’ve seen. I didn’t realize by curling the bucket you could push the stand into place. I hope to get a loader for mine one day. I do have the valve already.
Thanks Ben for the nice comment, That was my goal when making the video, I wanted to show a full view of the installation. Thanks for watching and have a good one 👍🏻
Well done mine was a bit shaky the first time i hooked up ground was a little uneven my next trick will be the 54" mower hook up take care my friend thanks
Use a paint pen to mark the bolts (across the bolt down to the frame) after checking the torque. If the lines don't match then you know they came loose and need to be checked again.
Good evening Sir and great new intro music 👍 Great check on these tire bolts and great greasing procedure Sir 👌💪Great set up for connecting the FEL 👌👍 Cheers 🍻
A little advise from me I have a bx23s I decided to take the loader of on what I thought was a lvl surface being I didn't have a concrete pad to take it off on I took it off no problems went to put it back on I locked the loader locks like you did went to put it on apparently when I rolled the bucket to lock he in the bucket dug down into dirt which didn't give it enough to lock the left side it locked the right so I went to raise the loader and the left side popped off the loader support and I couldn't unlock the right side. I had to put the loader in a bind sideways to pick it up enough to get a block under bucket to get pressure enough to release the lock on right side I was nearly crying thinking I bent my loader. Unhooked my manifold lined up my loader plugged in my manifold and the right piston wouldn't work now by that time the wife walked up to see this fiasco. So I unhooked the 4 way coupler one more time and reconnected it and hydraulics worked locked the locks I only scratched the left piston a little with the grille guard nothing was broke thank GOD to I put the backhoe on to and I'll just cut the grass with it all on until I get a pad poured so I can get that stuff off. But locking both locks before I got it to latch in there was a bad idea if you do it in the dirt lol.
How's she goin'? That was a fine job prepping the tractor for spring!!! Getting the loader on and off will become 2nd nature after you do it a few times. It sure hooks up pretty easy eh!!! Thanks for sharing and take care!!!
Привет вам из России 👋 , вы уже готовы к летнему сезону и это хорошо , я тоже хочу в этом году выехать на улицу так как я уже 13 лет не выхожу из дома вот решился и я прошу у всех помощи чтобы мне помогли сделать пандус окозали финансовую помощь на материал чтобы сделать пандус
Здравствуйте, Виктор, я надеюсь, что ваши друзья / соседи помогут вам с пандусом, чтобы вы могли выйти на улицу. Удачи и оставайтесь в безопасности. 👍🏻
The 1st thing that caught my attention was your tool box and how you have it mounted. Very good idea. I like to see people take such good care of their equipment. Good job Luc.
Thanks Gary, the tool box just sits in there no screws, just friction fit 👍🏻so far it’s holding up 🙂. Have a great week Gary and thanks for watching 👍🏻
Nice show of getting your tractor ready for the year. Just a couple more weeks and you will be out in full force. I've been busy with tilling and driveway jobs the last couple of weeks. Have a great one, Jason
Thanks for the reminder on the torquing- just did my second mow this season here in NC. Those Lock-n-lube are super for greasing Appreciate your attention to detail and cleanliness. Guess that’s something us ‘older’ guys are used to 👍 -Jake
I guess so 😉, the Lock-n-lube is great but sometimes it’s too long, tried greasing some spots on my Lawn tractor and I just couldn’t get it to connect properly, wish JD positioned the zerks differently or at least at an angle, I think the Lock-n-lube is pretty popular 🤷🏼♂️, have a great week Jake and thanks for watching 👍🏻
I just hit 39 hours on my 2020 BX 1880 so my first real maintenance isn't far away and it will be warmer when I do it. I noticed you have a blue shop towel plastic tied to the end of your geese gun. I have a brand new 18 volt Ryobi grease gun that I'm anxious to use for the first time. I liked your video and I'm still waiting for my quick change bucket system which is on back order.
@@OrangeismyNewGreen I haven't even taken my grease gun from it's package. What did you find about it that you didn't like? I have no problem in returning it if it's not good
@@OrangeismyNewGreen Oh okay so if I remember I might try and let you know how I like my new 18 volt Ryobi grease gun. I have seen some good reviews on it. www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-18-Volt-ONE-Grease-Gun-Tool-Only-P3410/308848395?MERCH=REC-_-searchViewed-_-308848395;312166754;-_-308848395-_-N
Salut Alain, il est parfait pour mes besoins, tout dépend de ce que tu veux faire avec. Je pense connaître c’est limite et exemple je vais pas essayer de ramasser une roche trop grosse ou un arbre 😉, j’adore mon BX et j’ai eu beaucoup de plaisir avec cette hiver 👍🏻. Peu importe le tracteur tu choisis tu vas avoir du plaisir 🙂👍🏻 Bon magasinage 🙂😉. Si tu es dans la région de l’Outaouais passe voir Michel Poirier chez Carrière Poirier à Alfred, Ontario.
That was one of the best loader install videos I’ve seen. I didn’t realize by curling the bucket you could push the stand into place. I hope to get a loader for mine one day. I do have the valve already.
Thanks Ben for the nice comment, That was my goal when making the video, I wanted to show a full view of the installation. Thanks for watching and have a good one 👍🏻
Well done mine was a bit shaky the first time i hooked up ground was a little uneven my next trick will be the 54" mower hook up take care my friend
thanks
Thanks Pat, I was a bit nervous I think it showed 🤷🏼♂️😉, have a great week Pat, good luck with the mower 😉🤞🏻
Use a paint pen to mark the bolts (across the bolt down to the frame) after checking the torque. If the lines don't match then you know they came loose and need to be checked again.
Great tip, thanks Joel 👍🏻 thanks for watching and have a great week 👍🏻
Nice video! thanks for reminding me I need to torque my bolts too. : )
Good evening Sir and great new intro music 👍 Great check on these tire bolts and great greasing procedure Sir 👌💪Great set up for connecting the FEL 👌👍 Cheers 🍻
Merci Dave, I hope after your move we will continue seeing some Mahindra Therapy 🤞🏻, thanks for watching and have a great week Dave, Cheers 🍻
@@OrangeismyNewGreen Welcome Sir and you too keep up your great Kubota video's Sir Cheers 🍻😉👍
A little advise from me I have a bx23s I decided to take the loader of on what I thought was a lvl surface being I didn't have a concrete pad to take it off on I took it off no problems went to put it back on I locked the loader locks like you did went to put it on apparently when I rolled the bucket to lock he in the bucket dug down into dirt which didn't give it enough to lock the left side it locked the right so I went to raise the loader and the left side popped off the loader support and I couldn't unlock the right side. I had to put the loader in a bind sideways to pick it up enough to get a block under bucket to get pressure enough to release the lock on right side I was nearly crying thinking I bent my loader. Unhooked my manifold lined up my loader plugged in my manifold and the right piston wouldn't work now by that time the wife walked up to see this fiasco. So I unhooked the 4 way coupler one more time and reconnected it and hydraulics worked locked the locks I only scratched the left piston a little with the grille guard nothing was broke thank GOD to I put the backhoe on to and I'll just cut the grass with it all on until I get a pad poured so I can get that stuff off. But locking both locks before I got it to latch in there was a bad idea if you do it in the dirt lol.
I would have been freaking out also, luckily you only had a few scratches 😏, thanks for watching and have a great week 👍🏻
Good video. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Jean, have a great week 👍🏻
Great vid thanks for posting! I like that quick hitch you have!
Thanks, it might be overkill but that’s the model I wanted 🤷🏼♂️😉, have a great week 👍🏻
How's she goin'? That was a fine job prepping the tractor for spring!!! Getting the loader on and off will become 2nd nature after you do it a few times. It sure hooks up pretty easy eh!!! Thanks for sharing and take care!!!
Thanks Grampie, I was a bit nervous but like you say I’ll get used to it, it does hook up pretty easy, thanks for watching and have a great week 👍🏻
Great video I really appreciate the how to videos. Thanks
Thanks 😊 👍🏻
Привет вам из России 👋 , вы уже готовы к летнему сезону и это хорошо , я тоже хочу в этом году выехать на улицу так как я уже 13 лет не выхожу из дома вот решился и я прошу у всех помощи чтобы мне помогли сделать пандус окозали финансовую помощь на материал чтобы сделать пандус
Здравствуйте, Виктор, я надеюсь, что ваши друзья / соседи помогут вам с пандусом, чтобы вы могли выйти на улицу. Удачи и оставайтесь в безопасности. 👍🏻
Good stuff. Have a great week.
Thanks, you as well 👍🏻.
I'm wondering if the tractor is really suppose to be running with hydraulics hook up. Seems like a lot of pressure is involved on the quick coupler?
🤔good point, never thought of that, next I’m at the dealer I’ll ask 👍🏻. Thanks for watching and commenting B, have a great weekend 👍🏻🙋🏼♂️🙂
Nice job 👍
Thanks Gary, have a great week 👍🏻
The 1st thing that caught my attention was your tool box and how you have it mounted. Very good idea. I like to see people take such good care of their equipment. Good job Luc.
Thanks Gary, the tool box just sits in there no screws, just friction fit 👍🏻so far it’s holding up 🙂. Have a great week Gary and thanks for watching 👍🏻
@@OrangeismyNewGreen , interesting. The weight of the tools helps to hold it in place.
Another good video Luc! Lots of good info. Spring is here!!! 😃
Thanks Aaron, yes finally, let’s hope we don’t get a freak snow storm, it’s something that could happen up here but...🤞🏻have a great week 👍🏻
Nice show of getting your tractor ready for the year. Just a couple more weeks and you will be out in full force. I've been busy with tilling and driveway jobs the last couple of weeks. Have a great one, Jason
Thanks Jason 👍🏻, just waiting for things to dry up a bit more so I can bet going with the tractor 🙂👍🏻, have a great one also 👍🏻.
Thanks for the reminder on the torquing- just did my second mow this season here in NC.
Those Lock-n-lube are super for greasing
Appreciate your attention to detail and cleanliness. Guess that’s something us ‘older’ guys are used to 👍 -Jake
I guess so 😉, the Lock-n-lube is great but sometimes it’s too long, tried greasing some spots on my Lawn tractor and I just couldn’t get it to connect properly, wish JD positioned the zerks differently or at least at an angle, I think the Lock-n-lube is pretty popular 🤷🏼♂️, have a great week Jake and thanks for watching 👍🏻
@@OrangeismyNewGreen and this is why Kubota has superior engineering.
We also have an SVL-95 and it’s so easy to work on.
Glad I got rid of my green!
I just hit 39 hours on my 2020 BX 1880 so my first real maintenance isn't far away and it will be warmer when I do it. I noticed you have a blue shop towel plastic tied to the end of your geese gun. I have a brand new 18 volt Ryobi grease gun that I'm anxious to use for the first time. I liked your video and I'm still waiting for my quick change bucket system which is on back order.
Thanks for watching and let me know how you like the Ryobi grease gun, I don’t like mine 🤷🏼♂️. Hope your SSQA comes in soon 👍🏻, have a great week 👍🏻
@@OrangeismyNewGreen I haven't even taken my grease gun from it's package. What did you find about it that you didn't like? I have no problem in returning it if it's not good
Sorry I meant the one I have, it’s always leaking, that’s why I have a shop towel tied to it.
@@OrangeismyNewGreen Oh okay so if I remember I might try and let you know how I like my new 18 volt Ryobi grease gun. I have seen some good reviews on it. www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-18-Volt-ONE-Grease-Gun-Tool-Only-P3410/308848395?MERCH=REC-_-searchViewed-_-308848395;312166754;-_-308848395-_-N
Recommande-tu ton nouveau tracteur pour quelqu'un qui veux s'amuser dans son bois ? Est-il assez fort pour le travail
Salut Alain, il est parfait pour mes besoins, tout dépend de ce que tu veux faire avec. Je pense connaître c’est limite et exemple je vais pas essayer de ramasser une roche trop grosse ou un arbre 😉, j’adore mon BX et j’ai eu beaucoup de plaisir avec cette hiver 👍🏻. Peu importe le tracteur tu choisis tu vas avoir du plaisir 🙂👍🏻 Bon magasinage 🙂😉. Si tu es dans la région de l’Outaouais passe voir Michel Poirier chez Carrière Poirier à Alfred, Ontario.
Merci de tes renseignements
@@alain.b7341 avec plaisir 👍🏻