After reading other forums and duplicating some of the other bx dollies, I ended up making the following for my backhoe. The bx designs were only 48" long and after my initial attempt, I realized that I needed approx 12" more in of length. Keeping in mind that I'm not that experienced, it was much simpler once I built the extension. Afterward, it moved around my garage with relative ease. Happy to post more info if needed.
Backhoe Backhoe Dolly
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AchingBack
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I'm clueless, why go to the trouble of removing it from the subframe? Once you've removed it, how do you retract all of the cylinders? When I remove my 3710 BH, I have to fully extend the boom and dipper.
I have a max 28. Not sure how to answer your question but it quickly installs/uninstalls via a hook that is on the sub frame and 2 pins above it. Since i also have mmm and fel, i don't want to leave it on the whole time since it will only Getty occasional use.
LAWALLSTRACTOR
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The Max subframe is a newer design and supposed to stay with the tractor.
bindian
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I see you have it in the corner with your Tonka toys.:laughing: Good job.:thumbsup: My BH only stays off long enough for MX or to put the 3PH arms on and the brush hog. So I always have my toy ready to dig.
hugs, Brandi
Tumlison
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What are the final dimensions and what size wheels were used?