Recent content by Gary Harrah

Yes, that would make sense. I think I will put one in, just to be safe, it won't hurt having two, even if it does have an existing one. Thanks for the input.

I am attempting to mount a bh77 to my b7800. It looks like it is going to be easier for me to use a PTO pump for the hydraulics. My question is, Does the bh77 have a main pressure relief built into the backhoe controls, or do i need to add one? Also, I have heard the tank needs to be at least...

I just bought a used BH77 for my B7800. I am trying to get a subframe to attach it and I read that the correct subframe for this is a BH4874. The Kubota dealer is telling me they can't find any listing for a 4874 subframe. can you tell me what subframe was used in your case?

This does looks very similar to the pics I have seen. My email is GKHARRAH.GH (at) GMAIL (dot) COM. I agree, we need to get an estimate on shipping. I in Michigan, Please email me and we can go from there.

Sorry, I meant to say that all the subframes are the same where the backhoe connects to the tractor. let me know if you would like to sell it.

It is hard to tell from the back, because all of the subframes for the Kubota 75,76 and 77 backhoes are the same, where they connect to the tractor. (at least that is what I was told) I am very interested in it, if you are interested in selling it. even if it doesn't match exactly, I can...

If that is the case, I may have to make my own subframe or modify a 3200 subframe #bh4984. All the main dimensions are the same on these two tractors.. Thanks for the information.

I recently purchased a used Kubota BH 77 backhoe, for my B7800 tractor. I read that the subframe kit, I need, is a BH 4974. However, I am having trouble finding any information or drawings on the BH 4974 kit. I know that the B3200 is the replacement tractor for the B7800 and it calls for the BH...