John Deere 47 Backhoe On New Holland TC45D Tractor
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RobS
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I doubt this is a simple hook-up. The 47 hoe uses Deere specific mounts, not three point hookup. You could potentially fabricate brackets for your NH that would accept the 47 but I don't think that would be a simple solution. Is the backhoe yours?
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RobS
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I doubt this is a simple hook-up. The 47 hoe uses Deere specific mounts, not three point hookup. You could potentially fabricate brackets for your NH that would accept the 47 but I don't think that would be a simple solution. Is the backhoe yours?
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Rob,
Thanks for the reply. No I do not have the John Deere backhoe just thinking about buying it for a good price. I am not familiar with how a backhoe attaches and thought that maybe there is enough similiarity between compact tractors that it would be fairly simple to interchange attachments.
Randy
Thanks for the reply. No I do not have the John Deere backhoe just thinking about buying it for a good price. I am not familiar with how a backhoe attaches and thought that maybe there is enough similiarity between compact tractors that it would be fairly simple to interchange attachments.
Randy
Rob,
Thanks for the reply. No I do not have the John Deere backhoe just thinking about buying it for a good price. I am not familiar with how a backhoe attaches and thought that maybe there is enough similiarity between compact tractors that it would be fairly simple to interchange attachments.
Randy
Thanks for the reply. No I do not have the John Deere backhoe just thinking about buying it for a good price. I am not familiar with how a backhoe attaches and thought that maybe there is enough similiarity between compact tractors that it would be fairly simple to interchange attachments.
Randy
RobS
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If you can get it for a real good price buy it. Then sell or trade for a NH model to fit your tractor or one of the many three point models that will fit nearly any tractor /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
RobS
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If you can get it for a real good price buy it. Then sell or trade for a NH model to fit your tractor or one of the many three point models that will fit nearly any tractor /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Seon
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Does anyone know if there would be any significant problems with installing a John Deere 47 Backhoe on my TC45D tractor? )</font>
I'm doing somewhat opposite than you. I bought a Taylor Ways 3 pt backhoe and attached it to my JD 4210 today to see how it "hooked up".
Then I went to the JD dealer to buy a subframe so I could modify it to accept my backhoe. Salesman told me it won't work and refused to sell me a subframe /forums/images/graemlins/mad.gif.
I'm doing somewhat opposite than you. I bought a Taylor Ways 3 pt backhoe and attached it to my JD 4210 today to see how it "hooked up".
Then I went to the JD dealer to buy a subframe so I could modify it to accept my backhoe. Salesman told me it won't work and refused to sell me a subframe /forums/images/graemlins/mad.gif.
Seon
Silver Member
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Does anyone know if there would be any significant problems with installing a John Deere 47 Backhoe on my TC45D tractor? )</font>
I'm doing somewhat opposite than you. I bought a Taylor Ways 3 pt backhoe and attached it to my JD 4210 today to see how it "hooked up".
Then I went to the JD dealer to buy a subframe so I could modify it to accept my backhoe. Salesman told me it won't work and refused to sell me a subframe /forums/images/graemlins/mad.gif.
I'm doing somewhat opposite than you. I bought a Taylor Ways 3 pt backhoe and attached it to my JD 4210 today to see how it "hooked up".
Then I went to the JD dealer to buy a subframe so I could modify it to accept my backhoe. Salesman told me it won't work and refused to sell me a subframe /forums/images/graemlins/mad.gif.
