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I do like these backhoes, just working the hoe the other day. On this 1423 massey, i have a subframe mount with it. Today wallenstein make alot of four point hitches for many makes an models. I just seen a koiti with a backhoe a month ago at the fair. An to my supprise they have subframe mounts...

I am lucky ,just a mile from my house i can get amsoil. That is as good as it gets.

i had to use a claw wrench on my 1423, the strap wrench just could not get it.

I use Amsoil 5w 40 on my 1423

Welome to the form, an welcome to the massey family.

i have a 1423 massey, an as you see you can get a wallenstein hoe for my tractor , an 1526 also could get one.

You also can get a Wallenstein backhoe for your 2305, you can get a four point hitch for it.

I have a pto pump like yours as well, they work great. had to get a walllenstein for mine.

Won't spill nothing with this.

This is a 1400 series, I don't if these pictures will help or not.

garage.

Small tractor ,big stump.

Not all of them. There a picture of my stabs, an that's how they stay. no chains.

Yes there is an option, Wallenstein backhoe, gx620

Here is some pictures congo. First picture you can see the knob.

I can show ya . It's on the right side of the seat. the dip stick. I can show ya a picture , when I get out to the tractor .

There is a picture a few years ago, after I just put it on. When you hook up the hoe, take some pictures of the hoe an the four point hitch system. thanks.

There is a picture of my gx620, with subframe mount. Very good backhoe.

Does anybody ever use rotella ELC antifreeze in there massey. I think it is red in color.

The m59 looks small to my 710c.:laughing:

There's a stump for ya.

Just a few pictures

Looking around my massey the other day, seen a lot of rust in back or the rear wheel. Started working on that issue today. I guess that is pretty normal over time. But looking at the picture, looks much better.

I get agco oil filter at the dealer, an it cost as much as the wix. So now I just go to the dealer.

Ok guys! I will give as much info as possible. Problem... 710c works perfectly one day. Next day after using backhoe for 5 minutes I noticed an audible drop in engine rpm and the Hoe bucket and dipper stick were sluggish. I tried to open the throttle to increase rpm....made no difference. It...

No I have a subframe, also I think if I would have a ge605, that bolts would line up the same on the gx620. There is my subframe.

Here a picture of my 620.

I got the longer spout with it.

Can't beat nospill.

there is one picture

We might have 20 inches now. Picture taken about 7:30 in the morning, a lot more snow an counting.

Looking at your loader, looks much like my fel. The bucket an the guard really look close

you can get a extended spout also.

Try one of theses nospill plastic cans.

There is a pic of my frame from the back.

My tractor in garage also.

Wallenstein stabs don't leak since I had them.

I have seen bigger.

1400 series are nice tractors, looks like my tractor but bigger.

Don't even need a funnel with these, have a long spout with them.

How about a 5 gallon nospill container. I haven't spill a drop yet.

Great job , couldn't lift this one either.

My 1423 calls for 10w 30 oil, does that mean I can't run 5w 40 T6 rotella. Or does not really matter.

You can dig out 4 foot stumps too, just takes a little longer.

To heavy to mow, your tractor is light compare to the one I run. Alis 170 is near 6000lbs an works fine.

Self contained will have plenty of power.

Was the stump this big. Four foot stump.

I was getting ready.

Pushing the snow off of the pavement

I have a Wallenstein hoe , but I have a subframe mount on it. Just be careful digging with the three point, could end up braking something. Just got done digging out a big stump with my 1423. Stump was 4 feet across.

Took us awhile but we got it.

How many massey guys using amsoil in there hst tran.

I have a 5 gallon no spill container. Just push the button. Also got a 6 inch tube for it.

:welcome:

I don't think the max 28 hoe would look any different then my Wallenstein.

:welcome:ya I seen one at the fair last night, nice looking tractor.

Welcome to the forum.

Nothing is to heavy, i cut grass with this 6000lb. Allis 170. An it does a find job. So don't tell me to heavy.

Could get 6 inches today, more on wednesday. February is here.:D

They say were going to get 10 inches of snow in central pa.

Well for you kubota guys that have a l3940, i just saw one up close at the fair. So i took a picture of it. An when you stand right up to them, boy there bigger then you think. Even to the right of it, there is a B3200 which was nice. My tractor is small to them. Just thought i would share this.:)

In the garage.

pwt if i could afford a john deere like that, I 'd have one. Maybe the 3000 series, i think that's the 4000. Not sure.

This wrench by Rite fit works well also.

How many people from Pa. an New York fear the worst from Sandy. Is it coming were they say it is.:(

This club cadet has reverse mowing. If you back up the blades will stop. Put on reverse mowing the blades keep going.

I was reading some past posts about air pressure for FEL work. I'm going to set my front tires for 35 PSI. What would you set your back tires for 12 16.5 NHS max air pressure 40 PSI. Just like to see what you guys are running your back tires at. I think my back tires are at 25 PSI now. Thanks.

Changing my oil in front axel, they want sae80 gl-4, but could i use 80w90 gear oil? Thanks.

I have a massey oil filter 72201898, does anybody know what other filter you can get. Such as fram.etc.

Like to hear what motor oil you massey guys are using out there.

Yep, i just paid 40 for my air filter on the 1423. It was a napa. But what ya gonna do , i needed it.

Hello, did anybody feel that earthquake on the eastside?