BackHoe for new 2305

JDFANATIC · May 17, 2006

ocam,

Thyanks for the link. You don't mention the model your dealer is recommending, but I'm guessing he means the L Series BH's. In the specs, the 18 Tix has a digging depth of 1800 mm (my math puts that at 70.8"). Is that the one? /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif

JDFANATIC · May 17, 2006

ocam,

Thyanks for the link. You don't mention the model your dealer is recommending, but I'm guessing he means the L Series BH's. In the specs, the 18 Tix has a digging depth of 1800 mm (my math puts that at 70.8"). Is that the one? /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif

rvtech · May 17, 2006

I don't know anything about that hoe. I can tell you what I know about the Woods BH6000. Let me know if you have specific questions.

rvtech · May 17, 2006

I don't know anything about that hoe. I can tell you what I know about the Woods BH6000. Let me know if you have specific questions.

ocam · May 17, 2006

JD,

Your math is spot on. Sorry, I didn't have the model and I made an assumption on the wrong model. He tells me the model is the BA22 with a depth of 90''. He's asking 5750 installed with a 12'' bucket( even though I dont see one listed). I usually lean towards American made and this is one more reason. Having to convert to metric fries my brain. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

ocam

ocam · May 17, 2006

JD,

Your math is spot on. Sorry, I didn't have the model and I made an assumption on the wrong model. He tells me the model is the BA22 with a depth of 90''. He's asking 5750 installed with a 12'' bucket( even though I dont see one listed). I usually lean towards American made and this is one more reason. Having to convert to metric fries my brain. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

ocam

ocam · May 17, 2006

rvtech,

Thanks for the offer. Your Woods BH6000 post is what got me thinking about a BH. I am new to tractors, having just moved out of the NYC area and now have to care for a couple of acres. After your post, I started looking around and realized I all I could do with a BH. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Not knowing any better, I am just comparing the specs to start. I figure I'll look at prices and learn some more. No specific questions yet, but I may take you up on your offer soon. thanks

ocam

ocam · May 17, 2006

rvtech,

Thanks for the offer. Your Woods BH6000 post is what got me thinking about a BH. I am new to tractors, having just moved out of the NYC area and now have to care for a couple of acres. After your post, I started looking around and realized I all I could do with a BH. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Not knowing any better, I am just comparing the specs to start. I figure I'll look at prices and learn some more. No specific questions yet, but I may take you up on your offer soon. thanks

ocam

jim_wilson · Jun 7, 2006

I have never heard of the Tifermec before - that looks like a pretty slick unit though - it has 180 degree rotation (the Woods only has 140 I believe) and the ability to sideshift the backhoe would come in very useful in some situations where the standard style Woods would be having more trouble (like digging up next to a house).

Does your dealer import them and does he have some pricing? Which model is he referring to that will fit on your 2305? I am curious because I wonder if these would also fit on a Kubota BX series.

jim_wilson · Jun 7, 2006

I have never heard of the Tifermec before - that looks like a pretty slick unit though - it has 180 degree rotation (the Woods only has 140 I believe) and the ability to sideshift the backhoe would come in very useful in some situations where the standard style Woods would be having more trouble (like digging up next to a house).

Does your dealer import them and does he have some pricing? Which model is he referring to that will fit on your 2305? I am curious because I wonder if these would also fit on a Kubota BX series.