billybobjimmyjoejack
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Looking for Advice on a Recently Aquired 3pt Backhoe - Newbie to Tractors!
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mondaymorn
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Did you fabricate that piece or is it available for purchase somewhere? Looks like just what I'll need...
billybobjimmyjoejack
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The bracket came from WOODS with the backhoe.
KubotaSam
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Almost any thing will work. As others have said you do not need to support the pump. All you need to do is stop it from spinning with the pto shaft. The pump on my Woods backhoe has a pin that sticks up and it fits into a slot on a bracket near the pto on the tractor.
KubotaSam
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The pump hangs on the pto output shaft of the tractor. The pin on the top of the pump fits in the slot you see on the back of the tractor that you see just above the pto. The purpose of the pin in the hole is to keep the pump from turning with the pto. The shaft you see in the pictures is part of the snow blower that is on the tractor now. It is not used when the backhoe in in use.
