TV372
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PineRidge A friend of mine has an older NH 1920 i think. That was why I was talking about crawling underneath. On the Case it is drop in the hooks and put in a pin on each side 5 min install. Bradco backhoe mount
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PineRidge
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I looked at Bradco when I purchased my New Holland package. I was rather impressed with them thought they were built stout and engineered well. I might have bought one if not for the simple reason that the New Holland folks won't get behind them if a problem develops with the tractor as a result of using a hoe which is not manufactured by New Holland. Their rule, not mine.
However slim that chance might be I wasn't willing to take the plunge. I have never been a betting man myself I guess.
However slim that chance might be I wasn't willing to take the plunge. I have never been a betting man myself I guess.
Paddy
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Is this the same as a Ford 758 BH? I have wanted one too. It's listed at $1200!
Now it's on a 8N with homemade frame
Sound to good to be true?
Patrick
Now it's on a 8N with homemade frame
Sound to good to be true?
Patrick
PineRidge
Super Member
If it's a NH 758C it is rated at a digging depth of 102" on a 2 foot flat bottom and lists at $7400. It must really look strange coupled to a 8N.
Paddy
Veteran Member
Well is does in deed look strange on the 8N. It looks small so I'm guessing it's not the same as the one you described.
PineRidge
Super Member
Paddy take a look at my pictures. The 758C is larger than the backhoe thats mounted on our TC-40D SS. I don't think it would be likely to see one on an old 8N but one never knows....
AndyMA
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I ran a 758 on my 2120 (somewhat larger than a TC45) for about 15 years before I got my TN with the Woods 1050. Teh 758 worked fine for all those years and pulled a lot of large stumps and big boulders. Just remember the concept of leverage and it'll do a lot of work. Other than one broken hose and a bucket that I tore in half (welded and lasted for years) the 758 worked for many hundred hours.
Andy
I ran a 758 on my 2120 (somewhat larger than a TC45) for about 15 years before I got my TN with the Woods 1050. Teh 758 worked fine for all those years and pulled a lot of large stumps and big boulders. Just remember the concept of leverage and it'll do a lot of work. Other than one broken hose and a bucket that I tore in half (welded and lasted for years) the 758 worked for many hundred hours.
Andy