Tractor backhoe - homemade
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Jim Nelson
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Like most of the people here I find your work and skill level amazing. I don't know what is wrong with old grump trying to find fault with your project but commend you for the way you handle his snarky remarks.
K5lwq
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At this rate you will finish before December, certainly by the end of this year. Great work!!
K5lwq
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Here is you a doughnut oldpath. Best doughnuts ever! Round Rock Doughnuts in Round Rock Texas!
mohead1
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excellent work, but im not sure of the logic to engineer something that has been perfected years ago. Wont you have more material costs and labor in it than just buying one?
ptsg
Super Member
Where is the fun of just buying something? It's much more fun and rewarding to built it yourself.
Plus, it will be the first triple arm backhoe for a tractor ever made.Thanks for the compliments Jim & others.
Exactly, where's the fun in buying one if I can make a custom made unique machine which will suit all my purposes. I've had many working hours on my previous one (rk - 525) and figurrd out what can be improved and done better so now I'm applying those experiences into this new model.
Exactly, where's the fun in buying one if I can make a custom made unique machine which will suit all my purposes. I've had many working hours on my previous one (rk - 525) and figurrd out what can be improved and done better so now I'm applying those experiences into this new model.
PILOON
Super Star Member
There is sure a lot of artist in you as you are sure creative.
I for one also prefer creating to purchasing, so much more satisfaction.
However I have nowhere your skills (and probably less 'toys' (tools) to work with).
Keep up the good creating and thanks for including us in your progress.
I for one also prefer creating to purchasing, so much more satisfaction.
However I have nowhere your skills (and probably less 'toys' (tools) to work with).
Keep up the good creating and thanks for including us in your progress.
Kyle_in_Tex
Super Star Member
BFreaky, awesome job.
I'm guessing you have CAD plans and ideas in your head as you go to sleep...
I'm guessing you have CAD plans and ideas in your head as you go to sleep...
You saying they're as good as Dunken, I dont know about but anyways, those donuts are mine if that back-hoe is not digging dirt by next year, in other words 4 weeks from now to Jan 1 2021, he better start putting the petal to the metal, theres still lots of things have to be put together plus all the hydraulic hoses.............
Yeah well if befreaky and or YOU dont like my comments then put me on your ignore list see if I care, I'll do you both a favor and unsubscribe........
I have no problem with you, grab a donut and keep on commenting. It's sunday but I haaad to spray the finish...
First two are protected untill assembly
find out monitor size
First two are protected untill assembly
find out monitor size
mohead1
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Oh i inderstand, ive done the same thing and get bitched at by the wife because i spent all this time and cuda just bought one. 3 arm is pretty wild. No bashin, was just curious more than anything.Where is the fun of just buying something? It's much more fun and rewarding to built it yourself.
ptsg
Super Member
It's a legit question though. The amount of stuff I've learned and experience obtained over time by doing projects like a backhoe or loader myself, is just priceless to me and the feeling it gives in the end, it's awesome.
That being said, I can't to see this beast of a backhoe that BF is building. This thing is awesome!
PILOON
Super Star Member
Oddly enough I do often 'dream as I nod off.
More than a few times I've found solutions that way, problem often is to recall them next morning.
A few that I recall is learning to drive, barefoot water skiing, and many DIY projects.
Heck I practiced welding as I nodded off.
LOL, as I get older I have to stop the project dreams as they keep me awake. (and counting sheep does not work)
Kyle_in_Tex
Super Star Member
Visions of sugar plum welding rods, arcing through the night.
And I used to barefoot ski too....and I can barely still ride my unicycle.
BukitCase
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I think a LOt of us are in that same (or similar) boat these days - don't remember where I saw this, but it's one of my favorite "sig line" goodies -
"The older I get, the faster I USETA wuz"
BF, I've seen your thread since the start but never read it (thinking it was silly to spend so much time building something I could buy used) - I was WRONG, I bet my old Case backhoe would crap its drawers trying to do what yours will be able to do... Steve
"The older I get, the faster I USETA wuz"
BF, I've seen your thread since the start but never read it (thinking it was silly to spend so much time building something I could buy used) - I was WRONG, I bet my old Case backhoe would crap its drawers trying to do what yours will be able to do... Steve
texasranger556
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Fixed it for you
Awesome work, can't wait to see it digging!
KubotainNH
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This is why I have pen and paper next to my desk. If something really good comes to mind I write it down and maybe draw a picture. This not only allows me to see it the next day but I can generally go to sleep with a clear mind.
BF, looking forward to those videos. Amazing skills, a natural I bet.
