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Read articles →A Kubota BX owner walks through removing and reinstalling the three-point hitch, with one practical tip: swapping the factory split rings for cheap Tractor Supply pins. The video then pivots to two unrelated add-ons, a Kubota-orange Bluetooth speaker and an ammo-can toolbox mounted beside the foot pedal. Light on depth but useful for new BX owners puzzling through hitch removal for backhoe use.
A hobby homesteader sharing owner-operator tips from their own 38-acre property, with no commercial or dealership affiliation evident.
Lower it so the pin clears, take out the hair clip pin first, slide bushings to the side, then slide the bar out of the hole, keeping pins stored together.
Cheap pins from Tractor Supply, about ninety-nine cents, replace the factory split rings and are quicker and easier to use.
Yes, if it interferes with the PTO shaft, flip it upside down, hook it from the bottom, and put the pin over the top; it works the same either way.
