Any CUT's with full frames ?

[Slackdaddy]

Once You add a FEL and a backhoe, you end up with a pieced together half ***** frame, and the backhoe install locks like a major after thought.

So do any CUT's come from the factory (designed ground up) with a full frame ? ready for a FEL and backhoe that was designed for it ?

Thanks,

Slack

 

[Eagleview]

From a previous thread on this issue the ones that will jump on you for asking that question are the same ones selling those tractors . They are biased to the max and will tell you a frame is not required .

 

[MessickFarmEqu]

Kubota B26/L39/L48/M59....thats the only machines I'm aware of that ship from the factory with the mounts already part of the framework.

 

[MikePA]

I guess the 8N was so successful by using smoke and mirrors. Look, no frame AND a loader.

and a 9N. No frame!

How did we ever survive?

Those Ford engineers. What idiots.

 

[Robert_in_NY]

They didn't have the internet back then Mike so the N series owners didn't know their machines were faulty.

 

[Robert_in_NY]

Kubota B26/L39/L48/M59....thats the only machines I'm aware of that ship from the factory with the mounts already part of the framework.

Does the John Deere 110 come this way also?

 

[MossRoad]

Once You add a FEL and a backhoe, you end up with a pieced together half ***** frame, and the backhoe install locks like a major after thought.

So do any CUT's come from the factory (designed ground up) with a full frame ? ready for a FEL and backhoe that was designed for it ?

Thanks,

Slack

There are quite a few TLBs out there made specifically for what you ask. The Kubota BXs with backhoes were designed to use backhoes. Lots of choices in different sizes, it seems. What size in particular are you looking for?

 

[ChuckinNH]

Yes, the backhoe mount is built into the Kubota BX22, BX23, and BX24 frame, that is why some Kubota dealers won't warranty the non TLB BX series that has had aftermarket backhoes mounted. I'm sure those weren't the tractors the OP was thinking about though.

 

[AndyMA]

They didn't have the internet back then Mike so the N series owners didn't know their machines were faulty.

Must be why most (many) of them are still working today!! 60 years later...

Andy

 

[Slackdaddy]

The picture with the "red" loader has frame wrapping all around that tractor, but my concern was with the backhoe.
Just wondering with the "modern" CUTS, why did they not then just bolt the loader to the side of the motor, like they did in the good old days ? as I am hearing they did.