I have a BH750 for sale $3900. It is a 2005 that came new with my Kubota L4400 tractor. I believe it was a $7000 attachment at the time. It includes the PTO Hyd pump and subframe. I have maybe 40 hours actual use on it. I have since aquired a JD 310D loader/backhoe so no longer need the BH750. I would like to keep it as it is a great attachment but I can't justify keeping that asset value around for the little use I now have for it. I did all my underground barn plumbing and drainage system with it so I don't have any major projects to keep it busy. It is handy for doing dirt work that the JD is just to big for and it has much more precision digging capability.
I priced new discounted BH750's at around $6500 so this unit is a great deal
with a $2500 savings over a new one. Of course, if you have a different tractor than the compact Kubotas you will need a new subframe which I have gotten prices anywhere from $300 to $700 quotes depending on the tractor. I would not try using it without the subframe as there would be very little stability and would tend to move the rear of the tractor around as well as over stress the connection points. This is a surprisingly powerful backhoe and can dig up to 8 feet deep and with terracing technique you can go as deep as you want. I dug the septic tank hole and field lines for my barn in 4 hours so it is a capable machine and it is very handy for removing stumps and digging water line and drainage ditches.
I am located just outside Birmingham Alabama and can be contacted at 205-966-1376.
Mike
Double check, I'm thinking yours would be a 7500 if its a 2005. Someone purchasing would probably want to know since the 7500 should fit the current Woods four point subframes.
My listing to sell my BH750 may have presented some confusion. The manufacturer is Bush Hog, Not Woods, sorry for not clarifying that in the earlier post.
