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- North of York
It looks good in photos but it's nowhere near as tidy as I'd like it to be.That tractor looks a bit tidy to use!
Seen that one but its abit far for me to collect
The ebay one that I posted the link to is bracket mountedThe one on ebay looks like it's been made to 3point linkage.. Its probably perfectly usable but they really need to be on the original brackets which allow the weight of the tractor to be transfered onto the legs to make it a sturdy digging outfit.
Had one for years on a mf 165, light outfit and dual wheels were often added for ditching on wetland, later mounted it on a 390t, removed the pto pump and operated it off the tractors twin flow hydraulics had plenty of power and handy having controls mounted on rear of cab as you could kneel on seat to dig, then a quick turn round to move on a bit.
I still have some m Connel buckets lying about if anyones interested..
Sorry, I should have been clearer, I'm talking about the pa44 on a trailer, that the op posted pictures about.The ebay one that I posted the link to is bracket mounted
A spade is more painful than moving a few levers so I'll stick with my back actor, unless you want to drive the spade for me?If you email me your post code and lats/longs I will glad order an orbital bombardment to ensure the complete and full destruction of these contraptions and rid the Earth of them.
Its the only way to be sure. There are less painful means of self punishment.
power arm is old as i am and would probably be about the same digging capacity , no slew just drag spoil to tractor wheel . i would have thought best left aloneI'm looking for a back actor for my tractor and have seen one on ebay but it's called a power arm and has no seat so it has to be operated from the tractor cab how awkward is this and is it very practical compared to a backhoe, back actor or ditcher and I'm not to sure what the difference is between them all. Any advice would be very helpful