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My issue with this video while the guy is hooking it all up is... WHERE IS SOLDIER B?
These wheeled tractors are build to tow not to be towed.I am pretty sure you can't towbar these things eh? even with the bucket removed.
Well, they must've thought of them being towed at some point, or a SEE wouldn't have gladhands on the front, too.These wheeled tractors are build to tow not to be towed.
Need help....I have a bad hose and lots of old weathered hoses.I know this is an old post, but obviously you never used one of FLU419 backhoes or if so didn't use it long enough to appreciate it. I can tell you it has as much break out force as a regular Case backhoe and it will lift the 16,000 lb. truck and move it with the front bucket down and teeth in the ground and the outriggers fully extended. If anything its only real shortcoming is not weighing enough. I have dug holes 14 feet deep without getting into the hole. It also worked great for building a berm for our shooting range. It is about 8 ft. high and 40 feet long. I say about on the height as it changes with hard rains, LOL... Every now and then it takes a redo to get it back in shape.
CASE part numbers are in the military parts manual. The M35C backhoe shares more parts with the 580E.Need help....I have a bad hose and lots of old weathered hoses.
Anyone have a list of backhoe hoses and hose fittings for the Mog?
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