Allmond TLB 25

[Nat]

I picked up a TLB 25 last week. I wasn't sure how much work it was capable of till I got it home. I'm amazed at the power and capacity it has.
I always have some prroject going on and need a backhoe for some clearing and footing work. I figured I would buy this and use it till I didn't need it then sell it. May end up keeping it around, it's pretty handy. Pics coming
Here is the size and capacity chart
LENGTH: 16' 9" ( 5.11 m ) TIRES
HEIGHT (ROPS) : 82.5" ( 2.09 m ) Front: 23 x 8.5-12 (std.),23 x 10.5-12 (opt.)
WIDTH: 56" ( 1. 42 m ) Rear: 31 x 15.5-15
WHEELBASE: 65" ( 1.65 m )
BUCKET WIDTH: 56" ( 1.42 m ) CAPACITIES
GROUND CLEARANCE: 9" ( 22.9 cm) Fuel: 12 gallons ( 45.5 L )
Hyd. Oil: 10 gallons ( 38.0 L )
ENGINE
Gasoline: LOADER
25 hp, air-cooled Single Lever Joystick with Bucket Float
Bucket Capacity: 1/2 cu. yd. (.4 cu. m)
POWER STEERING Breakout Force: 3400 pounds (1542 kg)
Load-sensing hydraulic steering with Lift Capacity: 2100 pounds (952 kg)
balanced steering cylinder
BACKHOE: ESL™ design
TRANSMISSION Digging Force:
Heavy-duty hydrostatic 4611 pounds 2091 kg) @ Bucket
2424 pounds (1099 kg) @ Dipper
AUX. HYDRAULIC OUTPUT Digging Depth:
8 gpm @ 2400 psi 8' 10" ( 2.7 m )
( 8' 6" [ 2.6 m ] 2' flat bottom )
DIFFERENTIAL Buckets:
Limited Slip 10" (25.4cm), 12" (30.5 cm),
16" (std.) (40.6 cm), 18" (45.7cm),
DRIVE MOTOR 24" (61 cm), 36" (91.4 cm)
Ross ME series Swing: 180 degrees w/ cushioned
swing cylinders
SPEED RANGE Steel grouser pads
0 to 5.0 MPH ( 0 to 8.0 km/h ) Stabilizers extened to 10" ( 25.4 cm )
below grade
BRAKES
Hydrostatic service brake TRANSPORTATION LENGTH:
Band type parking brake 13' 7" ( 4.14 m )

WEIGHT
4,045 lbs. (1834 kg)

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Later, Nat

 

[EddieWalker]

BUCKET WIDTH: 56" ( 1.42 m ) CAPACITIES

Hey Nat,

Congrats on your new toy!!!

What is 1.42 m? hahahaha

Looking forward to seeing some pictures of it. And none of those pretty pics, I wanna see the dirt flying and the trees falling!!!

Eddie

 

[Nat]

Eddie, I don't know much about metrics, or any other math either, just know it's a bigger bucket than what I thought before I bought it. I took out a bunch of little sweet gums trees this afternoon. Didn't have anyone to take pics.
I got 7 acres, you got 70 so my backhoe only needs to be 10% as big as a 555, and my C-Farmall weighs 4,000lbs so that equates to 10% of your Dozer. I got this all figured out, must be getting better at math, huh. Later, Nat

 

[EddieWalker]

Nat,

It's not the size of your equipment, but how you use it. hahahahaha

Eddie

 

[tlbuser]

I picked up a TLB 25 last week. I wasn't sure how much work it was capable of till I got it home. I'm amazed at the power and capacity it has.

BACKHOE: ESL™ design
Digging Force:
4611 pounds 2091 kg) @ Bucket
2424 pounds (1099 kg) @ Dipper
AUX. HYDRAULIC OUTPUT
Digging Depth:
8 gpm @ 2400 psi 8' 10" ( 2.7 m )
( 8' 6" [ 2.6 m ] 2' flat bottom )
Buckets:
10" (25.4cm), 12" (30.5 cm),
16" (std.) (40.6 cm), 18" (45.7cm),
Swing: 180 degrees w/ cushioned
swing cylinders
Steel grouser pads
Stabilizers extened to 10" ( 25.4 cm )
below grade
WEIGHT
4,045 lbs. (1834 kg)

I think you picked up a neat toy! Is this a almost brand new one? I think it was 2003? that Allmand switched to the ESL design. Prior to that, Bradco made all of the backhoe units.

Specs. are almost identical but parts are probably not interchangeable.

Most of the other stuff is (COTS) commercial, off the shelf. Like the tie rod ends are made by TRW and also fit some car lines! Engine parts easy to get and a welder will fix almost anything else

Yes, size does matter. Big ones get the job done quickly, but little ones have to learn the art of finesse to overcome "obstacles"

 

[NHDealer]

Allmond is a great product. We recently switched our rental fleet out of the Teramite and into the Allmond. Let me know if you need any pricing, spec's, or other info.
Va dealer