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Read articles →This is a hands-on demo of swapping a Kubota BX23S from backhoe back to loader configuration, filmed as a final pre-delivery inspection before customer handoff. It walks through disconnecting hydraulic hoses, repositioning the loader, reattaching connections, and troubleshooting a cranky hose fitting in real time, including mid-video hiccups. Useful for owners who want to see the actual attachment-swap mechanics rather than a sales pitch or spec rundown.
Appears to be someone performing dealer prep/PDI work on the tractor, giving a practical, unpolished look at loader-backhoe attachment swaps rather than a marketing-driven walkaround.
Back up, get the bucket flat, disconnect the hydraulic hoses one by one, lower the loader until the parking stand feet are about two inches off the ground, then crowd the bucket to pull out and back away.
Drive straight in with wheels aligned, pull the lever toward you to line up the hole with the rod, go slow, then reconnect the hydraulic hoses, pushing firmly if a fitting is being cranky.
There can be built up pressure in the line. Using a little WD-40 and holding the fitting in place for a second can help it lock in.
