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Just posting this here in case anyone else searches this thread in the future: BXpanded Contact Hi Joe, We cannot manufacture for a BH92 backhoe. We can only build what is listed already on the website. The parts we do build have already been designed, engineered and tested by us, the...

Okay I called a few welders nearby. One didn't want to do it, Another said sure, but no matter how small it is they want big money (1200$ min) and said 4 months... eeesh. Found a old guy with a great accent named RIP, at a small shop only 15 minutes away, spent 20 minutes telling me stories...

This is a good idea, This is probably the direction I am going to have to go. I think a real deep well trench bucket would outperform the 12" standard bucket massively. Options so far Just use the 16, save the money, spend forever and not complain about it. Buy the 12" for 700$ Take the small...

it looks like they just have the 12" as well, The only thing I can imagine here is that the BH92 is MUCH less common than the smaller ones or the larger quick release mini-ex'es. To me its the ultimate 'not huge, but big enough to really work" size. I am guessing that they just never sell...

I've called all the dealers. I was able to get a quote for $690 for the 12" bucket to the dealer for pickup. While I do believe the 12" would offer a 15-25% increase in digging/rooting 'power' I am fearful its just not worth the $700 over the 16". Finding a proper deep/narrow trench bucket...

I'd love to get just a grading bucket for all kinds of stuff. For footings the teeth woudl be terrible because you tear up the earth you are trying to leave compacted! Good luck with that, If you come across anyone making a smaller bucket please let me know!

First post here, I've been a orange guy since 2003 when I bought a B2630. I moved up to the hills and traded the B for a 2008 L3940, Man I love this thing. Its almost too big. I have a BH92 backhoe now and it has the standard 18"? Bucket from the factory. While I am impressed with the...