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Read articles →Focuses specifically on swapping a pin-on loader to an SSQA quick-attach system on a Kubota L3200, with real cost detail: $990 at Messick's vs. $720 from the dealer. Shows pin removal, mounting the Kubota quick-attach plate, a broken grease zerk repair (7/32 drill, 1/4-28 tap), and greasing everything up. Note: bucket-side plate install is deferred to a follow-up video. Best for L3200 owners considering the same upgrade.
Posted by the Bucks Garage channel, presenting as a tractor owner sharing a hands-on DIY conversion from their own experience.
Messick's sold the Kubota quick disconnect part online for $990, while the original dealer charged about $720 total including shipping.
Remove the bottom pin first, then the top pin, both using a 10 millimeter tool, and the bucket disconnects from the loader.
Drill out the broken zerk with a 7/32 drill bit, tap it with a 1/4-28 thread, and press in a new zerk fitting.
