Buying Advice Need implements for Satoh Beaver 4x4

[warsloth]

There were a couple online websites that sold new fels, but i now realize theres no way i can afford new anyway.
I just found a beaver on CL with one, and some other stuff, also says "backhoe" but none in the pictures.
I was hoping to find something direct bolt on, to save time and having to fab something, i already have to fab **** up to get my belly mower to fit.
I got a woods belly mower i am rigging to run off the pto, making it so the orientation of the pulleys makes it run off the ccw.

 

[Freakingstang]

There were a couple online websites that sold new fels, but i now realize theres no way i can afford new anyway.
I just found a beaver on CL with one, and some other stuff, also says "backhoe" but none in the pictures.
I was hoping to find something direct bolt on, to save time and having to fab something, i already have to fab **** up to get my belly mower to fit.
I got a woods belly mower i am rigging to run off the pto, making it so the orientation of the pulleys makes it run off the ccw.

If you are talking about the one in Athens, ohio it isn't a backhoe. Its a front end loader. I called and talked to him. Way over priced imo.

 

[warsloth]

That sucks, i figured it was something like that. Like who doesnt know the difference... One is on the back the other on the front.i was going to ask if hed sell em seperate. Did you ask?

 

[dlrepic]

Pictures of the rear end
ok - How do I post pictures here? - tried to use the Insert Image, however, I don't have a URL and it won't browse to my local pc.

 

[284 International]

You can use an online photo hosting service. I use Photobucket, but Picasa by Google is another popular choice. There are several other options, as well.

You can also make a personal uploaded album at tractorbynet, here: Message - TractorByNet.com Photo Gallery


Create a new album, upload your photos, then you can either use the picture attach feature or whatever other method you choose from there.

 

[dlrepic]

Here's a picture of my tractor. Now I have to tear the little guy apart to see if the PTO linkage is broke or stuck

Does anyone know of an easy way to open the case for viewing the linkage?

Thanks
Danielle

 

[skylarkguy]

You likely only need to open the top of the case above the axle to see into that section of the tractor

 

[techwrtr2]

Looks like a Blackhawk loader.

 

[dlrepic]

Thanks will look at it tomorrow. Yes it is a Blackhawk loader:thumbsup:

 

[techwrtr2]

Yes it is a Blackhawk loader:thumbsup:

Thought as much.