Quick On BH Bucket Connector Installation Video

How to change buckets with the BXpanded Quick-On Backhoe Connector. This is his first time doing it! Can also be done on the ground using the backhoe to prevent having to lift the attachments. Available for Kubota BT601, BT602, BH65, BH70, BH75, BH76, BH77, B4672A, BL4690B and John Deere 260 & 270 backhoes.

[spanky]

Although this is a nice feature, you will loose break out force using this quick connector as the bucket will be moved further back from the pivot points. I had made one for my BH 62 and noticed the difference. There are only a few ways i can see getting past this issue other than a factory quick attach bucket set up . One way would be is to make a shorter bucket, as not to reduce digging and breakout force, however you may loose a bit of digging depth . the other way is to design a quick attach in such a way that the pivot points do not change position, but that would require either changing the bucket hook up to quick attack type or buying a quick attach bucket. I am in the process of designing a extended-boom for my BH-92 using my foot pedal which operates my hydraulic thumb to operate the extension and contraction of the boom . ( no matter how much reach you have sometimes you just need a couple more feet and maybe an inch or two )

[tashalandry]

Just ordered the ripper and quick attach for my Kubota b3300 su with 504 FEL and BH77 HOE.... Super excited here

[dennis]

Is there a bxpanded quick attach model that will fit my Wallenstein 920 backhoe?

[lesz]

Can the bucket be put on facing the opposite direction

[PeterMcGuire]

Very cool if you change attachments often.

[spawner]

I have a quick change and I wouldn’t be without as I have the regular bucket and a clean out bucket plus a ripper.

[rodbagley]

Only problem I have had is have lost the pin that holds the big pin from coming out.

[sreihart]

I'd like one but it costs almost as much as an additional bucket. Just can't put that much money into one. Would rather have an additional bucket from a cost perspective. Love it though!