BX BH dolly project.

[kcender]

Here's a picture of my doly for my BH65, a friend of mine built it for me.

Nice looking job on the dolly,doesn't look like the backhoe has ever touched dirt.

 

[joekulina]

Here's a picture of my doly for my BH65, a friend of mine built it for me.

Sergio,

Would your friend be interested in building another for profit?

 

[joekulina]

Sergio,

Would your friend be interested in building another for profit?

 

[YotaBota]

Check out the dollies from BXpanded. He has steel dollies for the FEL and the BH. Bit more expensive than the wood ones from the original post, but they wont be falling apart ever, and they are rock solid stable, as I own them both.

 

[like2wheel]

Check out the dollies from BXpanded. He has steel dollies for the FEL and the BH. Bit more expensive than the wood ones from the original post, but they wont be falling apart ever, and they are rock solid stable, as I own them both.

Looks like he has a B, not a BX.

I made mine out of a Lam-Beam instead of dimensional lumber.
Still rock solid stable & not falling apart. Simple project that saved a lot of money.

 

[SergioA]

Sergio,

Would your friend be interested in building another for profit?

I am sure he would, the only problem is that we are located in Northern Ontario Canada!

 

[Kaddman]

Nice looking cart, any chance on getting the measurements on this?


Thanks
JK

Here's a picture of my doly for my BH65, a friend of mine built it for me.

 

[mendodave]

I have been wanting something like this, thanks! Has anyone tried to move the BXpanded dolly with 3pt pallet forks? I have a dirt/gravel drive and barn floor, but I do have a shed with a wood floor. I could roll the BH to the back of the shed but certainly not on the gravel. This design could easily be lifted with the forks.