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Read articles →An owner-operator documents replacing the stock Kubota BX2360 seat with a 55-lb Michigan suspension seat bought on sale from Northern Tool. The video focuses almost entirely on the fabrication challenge: the new seat's mounting hardware didn't fit, so he reused the original Kubota bracket, drilled new holes, improvised spacers, and cut custom studs. He closes with a brief ride impression noting noticeably smoother travel. Most useful to BX owners considering the same swap who want to know what adapter work is actually involved.
Posted by the Unemployed Redneck Hillbilly Creations channel, presenting as a hands-on owner sharing his own trial-and-error installation experience.
No. The owner says it didn't even come close to lining up, so he removed the new seat's slides and reused the original Kubota seat bracket instead.
Drill two front holes matching the seat's threaded slide holes, use metal spacers from the old seat, and cut custom studs double-nutted to hold the seat down.
Yes. The owner says instead of getting jarred on bumps, the whole seat floats up and down, calling the difference amazing and the investment worthwhile.
