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Read articles →This isn't a spec review, it's a dealer reattaching a lost loader to a repossessed BX25D that arrived without one. It documents the actual mechanical process of hooking up loader hydraulics, lining up frames, and pinning it back on, plus commentary on how the newer BX23S Swift Hatch system simplifies this versus this older model. Useful for buyers curious about loader attachment mechanics or repo-condition equipment, not tractor performance.
Posted by a dealership (Scholars Equipment) documenting their own repo inventory, so expect a behind-the-scenes reconditioning angle rather than an independent review.
Get the loader close to hook up hydraulics matching hose colors, align the frames so the pins slide in easily, raise the loader, then pull the stand pins.
The BX23S has a Swift Hatch system that avoids manually connecting hydraulic hoses, while the BX25D still requires hooking up all four hydraulic lines by hand.
This particular loader stand had three pins securing it, more than the one or two pins typically found on similar older models.
