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Read articles →This one is about a bolt-on bucket accessory, not the tractor itself: an owner installs a JUFabWorks Work Master Plate (grab hooks, grab rings, 2-inch receiver) onto his bucket, step by step, with drilling, torque specs, and lessons learned from a slightly misplaced hole. It's a detailed DIY install and first-use walkthrough, best suited to LX2610 or similar owners wanting bucket-mounted hooks without welding.
An owner-operator documenting his own tractor property upgrade, with a disclosed discount-code and giveaway partnership with the product maker.
The two 5/16 grab hooks have a 4,700 pound working load limit, and the two grab rings have a 5,000 pound working load limit.
After snugging up the bolts and nuts, with washers on top and underneath, you torque them all to 70 foot-pounds.
No, back plates are not required because the plate is quarter-inch formed steel that distributes force across a large surface area.
An 1/8 bit would not bite the steel, so a 5/32 bit was used instead, and one hole drifted slightly off during drilling, making a bolt hard to fit.
