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Read articles →This is a narrow how-to, not a review: a step-by-step walkthrough of removing the front bucket/loader attachment from an LS MT125, showing how to lower the stand legs, release pin tension by curling the bucket, pull the pins, disconnect and cap the hydraulic quick couplers, and reattach in reverse. It's a focused mechanical demo useful for owners doing implement swaps or servicing, not a buying or performance guide.
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Lower the spring loaded stand legs, lower the bucket to curl it and relieve pin pressure, pull the pins, release hose pressure, disconnect the quick couplers, then cap them.
The legs are spring loaded; pull the oblong clip out to release it, which allows the leg to swing down into the lower position.
The bucket may still be resting in its cradle, so you need to curl the bucket a bit more until it lifts up out of the cradle before backing away.
Release pressure by working the valve, then rotate the coupler before lifting it off, and clean it with a rag before capping since dirt can get inside the high pressure coupler.
