Oil & Fuel Compact Diesel 7275 Loader Backhoe 4x4

[MudtrekkerMD]

New owner of 7275 with subframe mounted 407 backhoe.
If try the 3point hitch, doesn't rspond at all, no up or down. Tried all the adjustments for it, no response. Can move manually but no power to it at all. Selling Vender said their may be a disconnect to reactivate 3Point hitch once you remove the Backhoe. Can't find any info in Owners Manual or any visible connections or valves to change.

Anyone have any idea or experience with these machine. I need to be able to use my 3 Point Hitch for other things...

I really love our new Cubby and it seems to be as good if not better than the JD 4000-4300 series compacts and a whole lot better than any of the Orange I tried.

 

[dweitzel]

New owner of 7275 with subframe mounted 407 backhoe.
If try the 3point hitch, doesn't rspond at all, no up or down. Tried all the adjustments for it, no response. Can move manually but no power to it at all. Selling Vender said their may be a disconnect to reactivate 3Point hitch once you remove the Backhoe. Can't find any info in Owners Manual or any visible connections or valves to change.

Anyone have any idea or experience with these machine. I need to be able to use my 3 Point Hitch for other things...

I really love our new Cubby and it seems to be as good if not better than the JD 4000-4300 series compacts and a whole lot better than any of the Orange I tried.

I seem to recall a valve on the hydraulic junction block mounted on the right side rear of the frame, just in front of the rear tire. You may need to look at that and see how it's plumbed.

Attached is a picture from my 7360ss manual. May or may not help.

Dw

 

[OhioGuy]

On my 1220, the three point is inactive with the backhoe on. When removing the backhoe, the hydraulic line running to the front of the subframe is disconnected and the line it plugs into is plugged back into a hydraulic block up front.

1220 is probably plumbed completely different, but it may be the same principle.

Good luck, I'm sure you'll get it figured out!

Curt