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Read articles →A neighbor named Phil walks through the full BH77 attachment process on his L3301, covering three-point linkage removal, drawbar pull, hydraulic loop connection, and using the stabilizer pads and dipper to seat the mounting pins. Real-world friction is included, misalignment, a steel bar workaround, and a tip on 30 grease points. Best for L3301, L2501, or L3901 owners tackling this hookup for the first time.
An owner-operator channel run by someone who documents DIY and farm work on their own property, visiting a friend's machine for this particular video.
Remove the top link, three-point linkage, and drawbar, back up to the backhoe, connect the hydraulic loop, then use the stabilizer pads and dipper to seat the mounting pins.
A 14 mm wrench is needed to back out two bolts that hold the pins in place on the three-point linkage.
Yes, the same backhoe fits the L2501 and L3901, and likely the L3902 and L3302, since they share the same subframe combination.
On a good day when everything lines up, it can be a three to five minute job, and it has been done in five minutes with no problem.
