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Re: time to buy a back hoe...advice??
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Posted by Lynn Kasdorf- Leesburg, V on June 10, 2003 at 13:36:32 from (64.236.185.218):
In Reply to: time to buy a back hoe...advice?? posted by Lynn Kasdorf- Leesburg, V on June 10, 2003 at 13:26:48:
oops- I meant to say that I have an old Wagner front end loader, not back hoe. It probably needs the rams rebuilt, maybe the pump as well. It is rusty and massive. I need to weld up a big frame in order to mount on my poor little 650. Apparently, even after doing this, it will be very hard to drive, unless I install power steering. So- lets say I spend $1400 on the power steering kit, and maybe another $300 on fixup. Then, i'd need to add a back hoe of some sort. I dunno- I think I'd rather leave this sweet little tractor uncluttered fro misc uses like mowing, augering, etc. I don't have tons of bux to toss around, but I think an additional machine is called for.
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