YFL-240 loader and YBH-700 BACKHOE

[bmaverick]

Wow it has been 12 years since I posted this and I still have the tractor, loader and backhoe. Just couldn't part with it. I hope to find time to rebuild the backhoe one day. Has anyone adapted there loader to a quick attach?

Wish we had a scanned PDF of the manual.
The cover page looks like this,

 

[dm65]

I will look through my stuff but I don't believe I ever found the manual for the loader or the backhoe. I could scan it if I had a copy

 

[dm65]

Has anyone upgraded the hydraulic cylinders on a YFL-240 loader. Is it worth doing?

 

[California]

Has anyone upgraded the hydraulic cylinders on a YFL-240 loader. Is it worth doing?

Up-sized, or repaired? With the limited capacity of the native hydraulic pump, larger cylinders would be even slower.

I'm pretty sure your loader and the backhoe were dealer options made in the US, from common US generic parts. Any farm hydraulic shop could rebuild the cylinders with off-the-shelf parts or you could do it yourself.

And - I finally figured out there were two YBH-600 versions. First one made by ARPS with the slide-down feet, also sold as Kubota K-650.Then a second YBH-600 apparently from Danuser (?) or somebody.

 

[dm65]

Was thinking of increasing the capacity but never thought about it slowing it down
My 700 frame mount has hydraulic stabilizers, been in storage for years

 

[dm65]

Wish we had a scanned PDF of the manual.
The cover page looks like this,
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I purchase a complete aet of manuals for my loader and backhoe and tractor form this company