Backhoe Worked with the backhoe this weekend ( pictures )

[Chris2520]

Great pics couple of ?? I am waiting on the hoe for my 2520 .
how strong is the it? does it dig good? when digging does it have enough power to lift the back wheels off the ground? thanks

also wanted to add that it is mainly becouse of your feed back and positive results with this machine that pushed me toward a 2520. so thanks for taking time. Jeff

The hoe is very strong. you can dig out about anything givin a little time.
i dug out some shell rock this weekend. like all hoes. just dont try to get to big a bite at once. the red clay i dug this weekend. i doubt you will find harder ground anywhere. I did not have the tractor off the ground but a tad. reson was the holes i was digging was about 7 feet around. and if you jack it up. you just loose reach..

I am glad i was able to help you decide what tractor to buy.
you will not be disappointed in the hoe. or anything it can do....

As for will it lift the tractor off the ground....LOL....
You tell me....

As a Foot note.. Yours will not lift as high as mine. I custom made street/dirt flip pads for mine useing 448 street pads. so my stabelizer feet are much larger than the ones that will come with your hoe. but , Yes it will lift the tractor off the ground....

Chris...

 

[Chris2520]

Stay tuned , I am looking at designing a Creep feture for the 2520
with controls useing eather linkage or cables. and the controls would be on the back right at easy reach. hooked to the HST linkage. you can use the hoe to pull you back and forth . But it needs a Creeper.

and besides i like to build things ....

 

[tydp]

That's a cute little tractor.

 

[Jaybr]

Nice pictures. I've got the same red clay here in VA, just wish it was that clean. Every time I dig a hole in the yard I pull up roots, 2x4s, etc. It's a new house and the guy that graded the yard buried most of the trash instead of cleaning it up. I'm pretty pissed about it, but at least I haven't found anything that's not biodegradable.

 

[ducati996]

Nice pictures. I've got the same red clay here in VA, just wish it was that clean. Every time I dig a hole in the yard I pull up roots, 2x4s, etc. It's a new house and the guy that graded the yard buried most of the trash instead of cleaning it up. I'm pretty pissed about it, but at least I haven't found anything that's not biodegradable.

I found something that didnt breakdown in my garden - concrete !
of course the tiller found it first - no damage, but lots of noise