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as some of you may know, i have a 1772 with a KW loader and backhoe. i was thinking it would be nice if i could take this backhoe off when im not using it without spending 2 hours unbolting 8 fasteners, disconnecting 4 hoses and then blocking it all up. i came up with this quick attach mounting set up. i like how the Kubota QA worked, so i took some ideas from that. i actually had 80% of the materials on hand, so that helped out the wallet. the only parts i had to buy were the hydraulic quick connects and 2 clevis mounts. the bottom of the mount sits in 2 "J" hooks and the top mounts with 2 3/4" pins. it was a bit tricky to get everything lined up so the pins would just slide right in without a hammer. lots of tack welding, testing, and grinding. took me the whole month of January but finally i got it. here's a few pix of the fab work and a video demo of the QA setup.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgkY-qiXfxQ
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Cool set up
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Sweet setup and real good shots of your work on your video!! You've done some really smart fabrication there.
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cool idea only thing I change is I make tapered pins to make lineup alittle easier
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Top notch work, and great vid, Ken!
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Very cool setup!
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thanks!
yes, tapered pins would help. i might just take the pins i had and put them on the lathe and taper the ends down. good idea! thanks.
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Slick!! That makes things alot easier. Nice work.
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Looks good!! Need a few vids of that thing doin work!
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i can make a video of it working. might have to wait till all this snow is gone so i can find the dirt again.
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127 - 48'' deck + tiller. 1512- 46" GT deck & bagger 1872- 60" Haban 1772 turbo diesel- Iron rear + KW loader + backhoe + 3 point. Case 580CK Ford 850 International TD-8E |
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