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Read articles →A real-world owner documents the full process of converting a Kubota BX2660 pin-on loader bucket to a Work Saver skid steer quick-attach system, including removing the original pins, hauling the bucket to a local weld shop, reinstalling the SSQA plate with shim adjustments, and painting the modified bucket. The video closes with honest cost totals (roughly $1,400 all-in) and a clear recommendation to buy factory quick-attach instead. Best for BX owners weighing this same conversion.
An owner-operator documenting DIY projects on their own tractor, so expect candid first-person impressions rather than polished or dealer-influenced content.
Roughly $1,400 total: $750 shipped for the Work Saver SSQA, $500 for welding, and about $100 for paint.
Yes, the owner says to buy it with quick attach from the factory because converting later costs significantly more and you save nothing by waiting.
Yes, inspection showed minor wear but the pins were still usable, so the original lift arm and bucket pins were reused.
Yes, it was $600 at the time, cheaper than Work Saver, but the dealer said it was about two years out on shipping.
