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Read articles →This is a narrow, task-specific how-to on the New Holland Workmaster 25S: removing the front loader, not a general review or walkaround. Nick from Forrester Farm Equipment walks through parking on level ground, lowering the loader, using stands, pulling the frame pins, disconnecting the four hydraulic quick-couplers, and capping the lines. Useful for owners who already have this tractor and need a step-by-step reference for detaching the loader.
Posted by the Forrester Farm Equipment channel, presented as a straightforward maintenance demonstration rather than a sales pitch.
Park level, set the brake, lower the loader, use stands to take weight off the frame, pull the pins, rotate the bucket to separate it, then disconnect the four hydraulic quick-couplers and cap the lines.
There are four quick-coupler hydraulic lines that need to be lifted and pulled off, then capped with dust caps on both the loader and tractor sides.
Yes, stands are used to contact the ground and take the weight off the back of the loader frame assembly before pulling the pins.
