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Read articles →A hybrid episode covering three distinct things: a grill guard installation on a Kubota BX, a tip for removing the hood bonnet without unbolting the guard every time, and a subscriber Q&A clarifying how the rear remote hydraulic couplers work (which ports pair with which valve). The install walk-through is hands-on and practical; the hydraulics explanation is a useful follow-up to a separate remote-kit video. Best for BX owners already familiar with the channel.
Posted by the Biff's Equipment channel, whose content suggests an owner-operator using the tractor on their own property and for occasional side jobs.
Loosen the hold-downs, pull the bonnet back out of the rear mounts, then flex it open with both hands and pull straight up and out, no front bolts needed.
Yes, the top two couplers are on one valve and the bottom two are on another; you cannot mix a top port with a bottom port or it tries to run two valves at once.
They're commonly used for a top and tilt kit on a grader blade or land plane, and also for things like a log splitter or a stump grinder needing left-right function.
