BH90 w/ T&T

JimMorrissey · Dec 28, 2004

Does anybody know if adding a BH90 to a L3830 with T&T is feasible? I believe I would have to remove the hydraulic lift arms and the top link when the BH90 is installed. /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif It would be a major pain in the rear to remove all the hydraulic components to install and remove the backhoe. I am hoping to be able to switch between a BH and a box scraper fairly often this spring (twice a week). Hopefully I'm wrong and there is a relatively easy solution available.

Any info would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Jim

Henro · Dec 28, 2004

<font color="blue"> It would be a major pain in the rear to remove all the hydraulic components to install and remove the backhoe. </font>

Jim,

I can't speak on the BH90, but I have not found it much of a pain to remove my hydraulic top link and the two tilt cylinders on my tractor when putting the 3PH BL4690 backhoe on my B2910...

Of course, the T&T is new and I only put the backhoe on once so far. Might take five minutes to take the cylinders off and put the normal lift rods back on.

Basically not an issue from what I can see... /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

I guess I should say that I do have quick connects for all the hoses located conveniently on the rear of the tractor. Without them, it would be a different story.

JimMorrissey · Dec 29, 2004

H, Thanks. That's what I wanted to hear /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

Grassgod · Dec 29, 2004

jim - Give me the measurement of how far out the t & t sticks out past the rops & i will measure my bh90 which is mounted

v8dave · Dec 30, 2004

I have a TnT on a Kubota B7610 with a B4672A backhoe. Not exactly a BH90 and L series. But I handled the interference by having my top cylinder on a quick disconnect line so I can remove the top cylinder when the backhoe is on. The side cylinder stays mounted all the time.