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Re: attaching F.E.L Backhoe to fordson super maj
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Posted by Albert Spiteri on September 13, 2005 at 01:29:09 from (203.220.171.105):
In Reply to: Re: attaching F.E.L Backhoe to fordson super maj posted by TimV on September 12, 2005 at 09:49:05:
Tim V My inquire was to get hold of some technical manual on the attaching procudure mechanical and hydrolic piping for both units.Attachment via hook bolts we would say here mounting bolts would be self explaintary if one was viewing the unit. More information on the 3-point unit as against a larger H frame mounted unit. Speed of use worries me. If too slow I am better off looking for a MF40B MF50B or Ford industrial B/Hoe. FEL. tractor. Also what is a tow behind B/Hoe. Have not come across that one in Melbourne. Thank you for your input .Most appreicated. Albert Melbourne Australia.
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