Woods 758 backhoe on a b6200d

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matoyan

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I have an opportunity to buy a Woods 750 and I was wondering if it's too big for a b6200? Its a 3-pt attachment. Thanks
 
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I have a Woods BH750 and use it on my 36HP tractor.
IMO, according to info I got from Tractordata.com a B6200 with 12.5 PTO HP is too small for a BH750.

If you mount the BH750 on the B6200 3 pt. the BH750 requires a tractor with a minimum lift capacity of 800lb at 24". The B6200 rear lift at 24" is only 705lbs.

B6200 weight is 1223 lbs. BH750 is about 800 lbs. Mounting a BH750 would make the B6200 front end too light.

A BH650 might work but I'd suggest it be mounted to a sub frame not 3 pt. mounted.
 

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Not sure of the size difference between the Woods 650 & 750, but I have the 650 on my B7200d and it does just fine. Dug out a few stumps this fall with no problems.0806161728.jpg1018161628b.jpg
 
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Thanks for the replies, Maybe I'll keep looking around for something a little smaller.
 

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