Backhoe Project.

[Old Man Stick]

Not sure if you all rember me talking about making a 3-point backhoe for my little tractor. Well if you do here is a few pic. I will WORK on getting a better camara and learn to take better shots! LOL

OMS

[Old Man Stick]

one More shot

Its almost done. Needs bucket teeth and out riggers.

[Hobart Expert Rock]

OMS.......... AND WHAT KIND OF TRACTOR DOES THIS GO ON AND HOW DOES THE HYDRAULIC PUMP HANDLE THE EXTRA LOAD.... ALSO I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW THE PRESSURE REQUIRED FOR THE CYLINDERS............... MAN AIN'T I ASKING A LOT OF QUESTIONS....LET US KNOW HOW IT WORKS...............WHAT SIZE BUCKET TEETH......... I THINK ALL I HAVE ARE JOHN DEERE AND I KNOW THEY ARE TO LARGE..............ROCK......
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[harold]

OMS - Nice job Would it fit my little Kabota 8200? Some times my case back hoe is a little too big and awkword getting into areas on the mountain. As for teeth, I made my ripper teeth out of 5" x 8" steel bar stock welded them on to the ripper shank which I also fabricated and then hardfaced them. Did the same with the bucket on the Kabota only they were 3" L x 1.5" H x .75" W. Spaced 3" apart on the bucket and welded them in place, also hardfaced them. They have been through a lot of hard use for about a year and still havn't had any problems. I could post some pictures of them if you are interested.

[Old Man Stick]

Rock

Its on a Kubota.

I have a PTO pump to drive the backhoe. I could have ran it off the tractor but being a hydo drive With a frontloader I thought the pump was already working full time.

I am running 2000 PSI on the system. I think it will handle 2500 MAX.

AS for the teeth. I picked up some 1 1/2 by 2 inch bar stock that I think I can turn in two a few good teeth.

OMS

[Old Man Stick]

Harold

It should fit. I put mine on a Kubota B1750. Just have to watch to smaller ones. Like mine. I had to make a SubFrame for the backhoe. The top links will NOT stop the unit for pushing up. SO I made a tie in about half way up the tractors frame. Keeps it from going up. Just have to keep a eye on how far you lift your hitch. Don't whant it to keep trying to lift and burn out a pump.

OMS