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I tried this and I can’t get either line off. If I unfastened the lines at the grapple end would this relieve the pressure and maybe allow me to disconnect at tractor end? Thanks for your help guys.

The rear grapple has 2 quick disconnect hydraulic lines to my m105 Kubota. It’s been on for a while and I can only get one off. I’ve waited 3 days and still can’t get the other one to release. Any tips on how to remove it?

When mowing grass with my brown attachment it’s in third gear low range at 1800 rpms and its a comfortable speed and mows fine. Can it cause any potential problems not running the pto to the full 540 rpms. It’s basically flat ground.

Yes it does have a float function. I tried pushing the control forward abruptly with force and it went into float.

Does the Kubota front end loader on the m105 have a float function?

Good to know. Most of the time the grapple is stored in shade so maybe this wont happen.

Tried that and still couldn’t get it off. However 24 hrs later I just tried again and it came off. Thanks for your reply.

I have an m105 and recently got a Three point rear grapple with 2 hydraulic lines. At first was able to detach both quick disconnects but noticed a hydraulic leak from a fitting near the grapple. The leak was between the L fitting that comes off grapple and the next fitting. I was sent a...