attaching a woods backhoe to subframe

zake1000 · Nov 15, 2014

Hi,
I'm looking for help on how to attach woods bh70x backhoe to a Kubota L2800. My issue are the three point hitch arms are in the way. I can't disconnect them at the bottom, and there is no way to raise or lower the arms that will not be in the way of attaching the four points to the tractor subframe.
I attached two images of the 3 point brackets in the way.
It's still on the palette it was shipped on. I just finally finished hooking up all the hydraulics and subframe. Would like to get it off the driveway for winter.
Thank you in advance for any suggestions

North Idaho Wolfman · Nov 15, 2014

You will need to remove the pins that hold the three point arm on the tractor in order to get them out of the way, also pull the pins on the clevises for the chains.

zake1000 · Nov 15, 2014

Hi Thank you for the information. I got the screws that hold the pin in. But i can't seem to be able to get the pin out. I can turn the bracket slightly with a punch but no way of pulling it out.
How do you pull the pin out?

zake1000 · Nov 15, 2014

Thank you again wolfman.
i was able to remove the pins. I think I'm going to clean the surface rust off before i put then back on. These pins are tough to remove since you can't push them out from the other side, and can't be pried (nowhere to pry it from). I had to use a punch to rotate the bracket attached to the pin. Had to be careful because the bracket started turning.
Do you think it would be OK to drill a hole in the other side so the pins can be pushed from the other side.
Again, thank you for the info.

North Idaho Wolfman · Nov 15, 2014

NO, you can not drill a hole on the other side, that side is part of the gear case and it's full of oil, you'll create a nasty leak!

Before you put the pin in coat them with some silicone grease and they will be much easier to remove.

Tarmy · Nov 15, 2014

I have an L2800 as well...take a picture of the 3 pt setup...or mark the arms to make putting everything back later, easier. The subframe, once installed, will allow you to re-install the 3p t set up for when you use a box blade or some other device. You should be able to install the subframe without removing everything.

Of course the 3pt arms come off for installing the backhoe assembly to the subframe...but you should also figure out your hydraulics now as well. Make sure all your fittings will work together...and that the flow is an extension of the existing circuit. There should be a coupling connection on the right rear (facing the tractor from the back)...those fittings are a Kubota oddball size...so make sure your Woods fittings are compatible.

Tighten the hell out off those bolts holding the subframe...and check them occasionally ...I use my backhoe a lot...and they can work loose.

MagKarl · Nov 16, 2014

Wow! I can't believe you have to remove all your 3pt parts just to pin on the backhoe. Not very friendly to switching back and forth.

Sammy3700 · Dec 13, 2014

Please post pictures when you get it finished. Did you use sub frame 1033674? Thanks

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