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Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: Illinois
Posts: 75
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I have been thinking about purchasing a backhoe for my small 4010 JD. I don't know if it is even feasible. I was going to dig a foundation. Would the woods 6500 do the job would it even work on my tractor? It says it needs a tractor 15-35 HP. mine is 18. How does it mount up. Is everything self contained. I am really stupid when it comes to this. If there is something else I should know feel free to fire away. Renting might be an option if I could find one to rent, doubtful.
Thanks in advance for the information and opinions. Brent |
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Greene Co, Arkansas
Posts: 1,378
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How deep a foundation? footing or basement or??? Actually, the 4010 pto is 14hp. This backhoe is self contained and pto powered. At 950lbs. I think its a little big for a 4010 3pt hitch. I'd just either hire the job out or rent a larger machine. |
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Gold Member
Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Coastal NH
Posts: 421
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Brent,
If it's a one time event - rent. I think a better idea would be to rent a small excavator for a weekend. They are fun as well you might find one used for $6-7,000 from what I have seen. The woods 6500 would probably fit and work for your unit but is limited to 6.5' depth as well may be a bit heavy on the 3PTH. Talk to your dealer about this too, if attaching a BH will effect any warranty you may have. Carl |
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