CoyPatton
Veteran Member
- Joined
- Aug 10, 2015
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- Location
- Poplar Bluff, MO
- Tractor
- Yanmar YM2002D with Koyker 110 FEL
Attach a tractor tie down chain (min 12' length) to the loader bucket, keep it short to moderate in length, and wrap it around the backhoe, and lift the backhoe into position for the mounting on the blocks. Your loader can handle the weight. Put some implement on the rear as counter ballast. This could take an entire day to get it repositioned, then once in proper position, I suspect your BH hydraulics will be just fine and operational.
Ask at your local fire department if they have any pieces of old unused fire hose that you could buy. Get a long enough piece to go around your hoe with extra length. 1 1/2” hose will fit a large hook through it and is fairly common fire hose size. Do not wrap the chain around hose or metal lines or close to brackets as a slipping chain can really do damage. The fire hose will provide some slight protection to other objects once the chain is ran through it. Fire hose also helps protect straps from sharp metal edges.
Fire departments are required to run pressure test on hose and replace those that fail the test as well as inspect hose for abrasions after usage.