I couldn稚 pass up the deal and bought a new holland 756c backhoe with subframe and mounts. I have a Kioti 2610 tractor. Out of town at moment, can稚 measure it up, but I知 curious if anyone has tried to hybridly mold 2 brands together. Paid less for NH hoe and subframe than I would have for just a subframe alone from Kioti. It only has 19 hours on it. Not to mention availability. Any clue if it will fit, work, or will I have to majorly fab new mounts? Thanks
Backhoe New holland 756c fit a Kioti 2610
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levi333
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I looked up the 756c back hoe and it mounts quite differently than my 2475L on my CK2610. I'm sure it can be done with some custom brackets though.
Good luck!
Good luck!
Everhard
Gold Member
I did - I've a CK20 which I mounted a new holland backhoe to. Both smaller models then what you've got but the process isn't any different. I made the brackets that stays permanently on the tractor and then welded onto the subframe what I needed for it to mate up to those brackets. I mostly copied the Kioti way of mounting the hoe - back the tractor over the subframe, hook up hydraulics, raise hoe/subframe till it lightly contacts the brackets then back tractor up the last few inches so the brackets on the tractor which look like a sideways "U" slip around the additions I added to the subframe. Drop 2 pins in place and then it can't pull back out. Done. usually takes me less then 5 minutes to hook up.
Having said all that I should add that the subframe width and length just happened to be a good match for my tractor. If what you got is sized well for your tractor then you should be able to get away with doing something similar.
My goal was to make it easy on and off and be able to leave the 3pht arms on. I do have to remove the top link but that's not a big deal.
Lastly look carefully at how Kioti attaches the rear bracket to the tractor - this is the part that is taking the most force from the backhoe when in use. You want to make the bracket attach in the same way.
E.
Having said all that I should add that the subframe width and length just happened to be a good match for my tractor. If what you got is sized well for your tractor then you should be able to get away with doing something similar.
My goal was to make it easy on and off and be able to leave the 3pht arms on. I do have to remove the top link but that's not a big deal.
Lastly look carefully at how Kioti attaches the rear bracket to the tractor - this is the part that is taking the most force from the backhoe when in use. You want to make the bracket attach in the same way.
E.
levi333
Member
Have you looked at the drawings, they might be helpful:
Parts Finder Michigan Iron & Equipment Morrice, MI (855) 265-459
Could probably get some pictures at some point as well.
Parts Finder Michigan Iron & Equipment Morrice, MI (855) 265-459
Could probably get some pictures at some point as well.
Everhard
Gold Member
Here's a link to info on how I did the modifications and how I made the brackets.
Read down a few posts to see a crap pic of the rear bracket. Pay attention to how I made mine slightly different from Kioti - it makes getting the hoe on much easier then the stock version I believe.
https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/build-yourself/349804-wileys-got-blues.html?highlight=
It won't be difficult to do if you have a full shop to play in! I only had the simplest of tools and an old buzz box to weld my stuff up.
E.
Read down a few posts to see a crap pic of the rear bracket. Pay attention to how I made mine slightly different from Kioti - it makes getting the hoe on much easier then the stock version I believe.
https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/build-yourself/349804-wileys-got-blues.html?highlight=
It won't be difficult to do if you have a full shop to play in! I only had the simplest of tools and an old buzz box to weld my stuff up.
E.
joe48
Gold Member
I would suggest you find out who makes the BH for NH. Reason is my Kioti BH on my CK20 is made Kioti by Rhino.
So if your BH is made by xyz and they make an aftermarket model for your Kioti, then all you need to do is get the brackets to mate the NH hoe to your Kioti.
Another option might be to buy the Kioti hoe mounts for your tractor and then modify them to fit or copy them and then return them.
so might be easier than it appears good luck and let us know how it works out.
So if your BH is made by xyz and they make an aftermarket model for your Kioti, then all you need to do is get the brackets to mate the NH hoe to your Kioti.
Another option might be to buy the Kioti hoe mounts for your tractor and then modify them to fit or copy them and then return them.
so might be easier than it appears good luck and let us know how it works out.
34Willys
Silver Member
I had a New Holland 756B frame mounted to my Kioti LK3054. The rear mount just 'hooked' on to the lower 3pt pins, and there was a set of brackets welded to the frame that used large tapered pins and clevis to secure. There was some hose switching around required, but all in all pretty easy. The back hoe was small but did an incredible amount of work. Lost that rig and home in a forest fire 2 years ago. The CK2610 we replaced it with is 10 times the machine.
Patrick
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