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That would help so we are on the same page.

If there is a pump mounted on the loader subframe being driven by a belt from the crankshaft then no it does not share the hydraulic from the tranny. If you follow the lines you'll see the upright post for the loader frame is the resivoir for the loader. ( The hose on the bottom is suction and...

Im I'm not following you I guess. You say it has its own pump but then say it shares it with the transmission. So is the pump for the loader mounted on the loader subframe on the side of the engine with a belt connected to the crankshaft turning it? As far as your other question if the loader...

What loader does it have? I haven't seen a 6000 that uses tractor hydraulics. The b206 had it's own pump and resivoir

Lots of confusion haha. Seems to be the norm for anything outside the box on old b tractors. But gotta love them. I know the b670 had a subframe for a b7100 with the 219 loader. And woods made a subframe for the bh650 and b7100 I think. But I think my best bet is just make my own. I bought a...

It's a bush hog 665h a little 6 foot. I really don't know why they made a subframe for an L series cause it would look a little silly being so small

You may be right. The hoe came with a subframe from an L series which is wider than my b frame but at least I have metal to work with. Just gotta figure out the best way to narrow it and still keep the original mount points on the hoe. Thank you

Yes I have a 1630 loader. The backhoe is a bush hog and has a subframe from an L series so it's wider than what the loader subframe is so I was exploring options for making it work.

What are these 4 bolt holes for on either side of the axle housing. B7100hst newer style. And what would be the thoughts on using those for a backhoe subframe support bracket? Thanks

I have a newer style b7100hst 4wd. But like I said anything is going to require some modifications so it doesn't really matter

Going to start the backhoe project after Christmas and looking to see if I can find any sort of backhoe subframe made for a b7100. Brand doesn't matter as I'm going to have to fabricate anyway. I'm in Northeast Alabama but will travel some or look at shipping. Thanks and merry Christmas

That's an interesting idea. I have a basic understanding of how the hydraulics work but not a complete. What your telling me sounds like I'd be using high pressure out of the power beyond to the in port of the hoe then out of the hoe back to the return of the hydraulic block which would still be...

Good morning. I have a b7100hst newer version and picked up a bushhog backhoe. The backhoe is setup to run off tractor hydraulics. I'd prefer to use a PTO pump and resivoir but considering the cost of all that I'm looking into using tractor hydraulics instead. I have a b8200 pump to put on it...

Bought a bushhog 665h backhoe and looking to convert it to a PTO setup. So I'm looking for a pump 4.5gpm and resivoir and filter setup. Thank you

Old style 7100 had 2 inline fuses under dash new style hst has 3. But neither of those would only give you 8 volts at starter in any scenario. Does you oil temp light still come on? Does your glow plug controller still work?

Id be interested in ignition switch and voltage regulator.

I have a b6100e which ALOT of parts are the same. I'd be glad to help with what I have.

Wish I could help you but if you ever wanted to sell it I'd be interested. Thank you

That's awesome man. Definitely would love to find one

They most certainly did make them. Even for the b6000. Yes I understand how the hydraulics work on the 7100. Yes I agree 3 point is not the way to go. Thanks for the response