A loader should be no problem...something like a model LA 301 or smaller etc...
You will have a hard time finding the only BH recommended for a b7200 at a reasonable price...which is model # B4672A...this BH is not listed on the link but it is on other sources...
Yes you can use on board hydraulics for those. Keep in mind your tractor does not have power steering so it can be difficult with a loader with a heavy load, but manageable.
Also you would be wise to fab up a sub frame to take the added forces and strengthen the connection between front and rear frame. Dont rely on the transmission bell housing.
I had a B6200 Hsd which is the next smaller unit than yours. I purchased plans for loader and backhoe from PF Engineering but did not build either. Instead I decided to trade up to a B2620.
This tractor is even smaller. And yes I did have to reweld the tranny bell housing. Now its well supported. I used it for 8-10 years now. bucket is only 3 ft wide but it will lift 400 lbs.
This tractor is even smaller. And yes I did have to reweld the tranny bell housing. Now its well supported. I used it for 8-10 years now. bucket is only 3 ft wide but it will lift 400 lbs.
I have a belt driven hydraulic pump on a case 442 FEL,when ever I engage the value the pump squeals & motor bogs down to almost a stall. What can I do to correct this issue!! Your thoughts thanks
Hello there and welcome to TractorByNet! I have moved your thread to the Kubota forum where you can speak with other owners, such as yourself. Best of luck! :thumbsup: