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Read articles →This is a personal, informal clip of the creator removing the front loader from his own Kubota L3560 (metadata lists it as GrandL/L6060, but the transcript refers to it as an L3560/LA55 loader), then walking around the bare tractor, popping the hood, and reflecting on family memories with it since it's about to be returned. It's light on specs and buyer-focused detail, heavier on personal narrative, and best suited to viewers curious about loader removal steps or the owner's sentimental take rather than a technical review.
Posted by the Matt Morehouse channel, an owner sharing personal, emotional reflections about a tractor he's had on his property rather than a dealer or technical reviewer.
Lower the loader legs beside the cab, then lower the loader until it comes off. The hardest part is the pins, which need the tractor off and the FEL worked for a few minutes to release hydraulic pressure before they pop free.
They pull back to pop off but won't budge if there is still pressure. Turn the tractor completely off and work the FEL for a few minutes until no pressure remains.
Hold a release, pull it out, then pull the hood forward. The whole panel lifts up as one piece instead of needing to remove separate side doors or panels.
