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Read articles →This is a narrow how-to on physically removing the front loader from a Kubota L3600 (also applicable to L2900, L3300, L4200 of the same 1994-1999 era), not a review or buying guide. The owner walks through pulling the four mounting pins, disconnecting three hydraulic hoses, and working the bucket to slide the loader off its hinges, including a real-time mishap with a slipping clutch. Useful mainly for owners needing to detach this specific loader themselves.
Posted by an owner making their first-ever video, documenting a DIY loader removal on their own tractor rather than presenting any professional or dealer perspective.
Lift the bucket to unweight the front wheels, pull the four mounting pins, work the bucket to slide the loader off its pivot, lower it onto supports to lift it off the hinges, then disconnect the three hydraulic hoses.
Yes, the same steps apply to the L2900, L3300, and L4200 since they use the same type of loader, produced from 1994 to 1999.
Three hoses need to be removed: two quick disconnects and one JIC fitting on the standard control box.
