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Read articles →Ted from Everything Attachments walks through converting a pin-on loader bucket to universal quick-attach, explaining the two-plate system and the exact measuring steps needed before a welding shop does the work. The practical focus is on marking chalk lines and setting the correct plate height so you're not paying a shop to figure it out for you. Most useful for owners already considering the upgrade who want to prep the job themselves.
Posted by the EverythingAttachments channel, with Ted presenting as a product seller, so the video naturally leads toward purchasing their specific quick-attach plates.
Buy a quick attach plate, cut the pin-hole ears off your bucket, match the plate angle to the bucket back, mark a level line for height, then have it welded on.
Mark a level chalk line showing exactly where the plate should be welded so the shop only has to cut the ears and weld, instead of doing the measuring themselves.
Match the angle of the bucket back and set the top of the plate so the bucket sits at the proper digging depth, for example two inches below grade.
