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Read articles →Distinctive angle here is doing the bucket removal on grass rather than concrete, using a scrap piece of OSB as a makeshift stable surface, practical advice most walkaround videos skip. The video walks through the full remove-and-reinstall cycle: setting the bucket legs down, pulling the locking pins, disconnecting color-coded hydraulic quick-connects (with a rag tip), backing the tractor free, then reversing everything. Best for RK24 owners tackling their first bucket swap away from a hard surface.
Posted by the mikelastime channel, which appears to be an owner sharing hands-on experience from their own property based on the informal, trial-and-error style of the footage.
Yes, as long as the tractor is level and has something sturdy to rest the bucket legs on, like a scrap piece of OSB board placed on grass.
Release pressure by moving the controller after shutting off the engine, then undo the quick connects, keeping a rag handy for hydraulic fluid leakage.
The hoses and ports are color coded with tape, so you just match the colors when hooking the hydraulic hoses back up.
