Backhoe Subframe For My 25 Yr Old Yannie

[Ductape]

Gladly...... though it may take me a day or two. What specifically are you looking for? The factory loader mounts, or just where i tied the backhoe subframe into it? Or.... both?

 

[Ductape]

Re: seat solution. Do you have enough room to add a seat for the bh? From the photos it looks like you have a long reach from the seat to the controls (hard to tell from a picture, or maybe you are 6'10"). My TYM has the two seat system and I like it over the Kubota single seat system such as the B21 types.

What i did for now was to add some small angle under the seat pan that extend slightly out the rear. My seat is mounted Kubota style, with a long pin across the front where it pivots..... rear rests on springs. For now i slide the pin out, turn the seat around, and slide the pin through the new holes at the rear of the seat. I hope to find a seat assembly that spins around as well as slides back and forth and adapt it to my tractor. I could have bought the second seat assembly from Woods, but i intentionally wanted to tuck the hoe as close to the rear of the tractor as possible. This will keep the front end from being lighter, as well as making the tractor shorter for ease of maneuverability.

 

[jimmer2880]

Gladly...... though it may take me a day or two. What specifically are you looking for? The factory loader mounts, or just where i tied the backhoe subframe into it? Or.... both?

I am particularly interested in the part that connects the belly to the rear of the motor and bell housing.

thank you again - you have been a great help with my koyker & PS install.

 

[ditzel]

DUCTAPE,
Nice work. I'm very interested in your project because I'm buying a BH6000
2nd hand that has never been used. Going to put it on my mahindra 2615, the bh comes with a 3 point hitch mount, so i'll use that for now.
How do you like your BH?
What size hydraulic hoses and fittings did you use for the rear remotes?

 

[Ductape]

ditzel, i have been very pleased with the BH6000. I have some drainage issues around my fieldstone foundation i need to address in the spring, and i'm looking forward to giving the backhoe a workout. The lines coming off the tractor are 3/8s, and i used the same quick connects that came on the backhoe. Don't know the technical name/term for them, but they are common to compact tractors. My tractor pumps 5 gpm and it is plenty to feed the backhoe. There have been several others here who have made subframes, as well as adapting subframes to backhoes that were designed for a different brand backhoe. That would probably be your easiest route. Purchase a subframe for your Mahindra (to fit whatever is the smallest hoe is available from your dealer), and adapt the backhoe end of it to fit the Woods hoe.


Scott

 

[Czech]

Hi Scott,

I do realize that this post is quite old but any chance you are still here, could you tell me (pics would be great) where did you tap for your hydraulic lines on the tractor ?
I have YM226D and with loader and PS I don't see that I can run my hoe of the tractor.
Thanks a lot
Mic

 

[blackd]

Czech, I had a Yanmar FX24d and built a FEL for it. I cut a few inches out of the high pressure line after the pump outlet. Added compression fittings on each end of the cut line. Ran a new line from t5he end of the line closest to the pump to the Pressure port of the new valve. Ran new line from the Output port of the new valve back to the other end of the cut line compression fitting. Volila, tractor had a new pressure loop to run the FEL and all down stream functions were unaffected. Worked this way for years without leaks.

 

[Czech]

Czech, I had a Yanmar FX24d and built a FEL for it. I cut a few inches out of the high pressure line after the pump outlet. Added compression fittings on each end of the cut line. Ran a new line from t5he end of the line closest to the pump to the Pressure port of the new valve. Ran new line from the Output port of the new valve back to the other end of the cut line compression fitting. Volila, tractor had a new pressure loop to run the FEL and all down stream functions were unaffected. Worked this way for years without leaks.

So, you cut both lines to tap in right after the pump ? I see how the pressure steel line is taped to but the return should go to the reservoir - no ?
this is where pics would clarify a lot - lol.
Thanks anyway

 

[blackd]

Czech, let me repeat: " I cut a few inches out of the (steel) high pressure line after the pump outlet. " I only cut a 4-5 inch section of that high pressure steel line. The new valve was plumbed to those two end of that open section. Think in terms of a U shape. From the open end closest to the pump components were: compression fitting, right angle, line to input/power port of the new valve. Then from the new valve's output/tank port components were: line, right angle and then compression fitting onto the other end further from the pump of the new opening of the steel high pressure line.

That puts the FEL function 1st in line while leaving the remaining hydraulic functions in place. Those functions then will return that high pressure to the tank/reservoir.

YOU DO NOT WANT TO CONNECT TO THE OTHER LINE. THAT IS A SUCTION LOW PRESSURE LINE. MIXING HIGH WITH THE LOW PRESSURE IS DANGEROUS.

 

[Czech]

I got it now - I think . So when I want to take off the backhoe, I will have to connect those 2 hoses (inlet and outlet) together so the loop is once again closed. Correct ?
Thanks for your patience with me. Lol