unimog_jason
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- Joined
- Nov 16, 2007
- Messages
- 187
- Location
- New Brunswick, Canada
- Tractor
- JD 755, Kioti DK40SE, JD 410
I was given a Ford 575 backhoe that my father didn't need anymore that I need to adapt to my DK40.
I was hoping to swap the sub frame that worked in the other thread about the Chinese backhoe, but it's not going to happen, it's a different system. It looks like New Holland used the same rail mounts in a later revision, but not this one.
You can see how the Ford sub frame mounts to the main backhoe frame here:
At this point in time I'm thinking I could take a Kioti factory subframe for a DK, weld a plate across the end and drill to match the holes on the Ford main frame and fab up some sort of brace for the top support and use the factory mount points that go on the tractor side.
The side to side spread on the Ford sub frame is 19" outside-outside, can someone who has a KB 2375 or a KB2475 measure the outside-outside spread? I need to see if the rails will interfere with the bolts that go between the sub frame and the main frame.
Thanks,
Jason
I was hoping to swap the sub frame that worked in the other thread about the Chinese backhoe, but it's not going to happen, it's a different system. It looks like New Holland used the same rail mounts in a later revision, but not this one.
You can see how the Ford sub frame mounts to the main backhoe frame here:
At this point in time I'm thinking I could take a Kioti factory subframe for a DK, weld a plate across the end and drill to match the holes on the Ford main frame and fab up some sort of brace for the top support and use the factory mount points that go on the tractor side.
The side to side spread on the Ford sub frame is 19" outside-outside, can someone who has a KB 2375 or a KB2475 measure the outside-outside spread? I need to see if the rails will interfere with the bolts that go between the sub frame and the main frame.
Thanks,
Jason