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Read articles →A first-timer documents removing the backhoe from a Kioti tractor at the 46-hour mark, narrating the process in real time as he figures it out. He walks through the pin and C-frame mounting system, explains using the stabilizer arms as a tripod, and notes hydraulic neutral procedure before unhooking hoses. The whole removal took under six minutes. Useful for Kioti owners tackling this for the first time.
Posted by the agiftedcurse channel; based on the transcript, this appears to be a hobbyist or small-property owner sharing a first-time experience rather than a professional or dealer.
Pull the two pins holding the rear C-frame mount, lower the stabilizer arms as a tripod, put the backhoe in neutral, unhook the hydraulic hoses, then drive forward to slide the frame out.
Yes, put it in neutral before unhooking the hydraulic hoses to kill power to the backhoe after lowering it into place with the stabilizer arms down.
On his first attempt, while talking through the process, it took six minutes total; he estimated three minutes without narrating.
Yes, if storing the backhoe separately, you can pull the tractor forward over the frame and park with it underneath to save space in the garage.
