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I have a Woods-9000. Be sure to get the largest bucket you want with the backhoe. According to my dealer 1 bucket is included in the price no matter which size bucket you choose. Bigger buckets cost more money when you purchase them later.

JD790 Woods 7500 Price Mount
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 14 Post by Roger M

John, I have a L4310 HST 4WD with about 50 hours. I have had no problems with the machine so far. The HST pedal is very easy to operate and I have not experienced any vibration in the pedal while the PTO is in use as listed earlier. I also have the LA681 loader. The controls require a light hand and allow precise control. I have the standard joy stick control that mounts to the right side of the loader. I have taken the loader off and reinstalled it once and it took about 5-10 mins. So far I have used a tiller, chipper, box blade, and a backhoe with no problems. I did not like Kubota�s placement of the hydraulic control valves mounted low down and to the right side of the seat. They would be hard to reach when looking over your shoulder so I went with my dealer�s recommendation and mounted the hydraulic control valves on the right fender. Not a very pretty setup but a very natural place for your arm and hand to lay on the valves. This allows fine adjustment of the 3PH under load such as a box blade. I am amazed at how precise you can be with the box scraper while finish grading. I have not had a need to use the steering brakes or the speed control.

Kubota 4310 Hydro Any opinions
Kubota Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Roger M

<br>I have the the Woods model BH9000 that would fit your machine (JD5410, 65PTO_HP, 81Net_HP). Paid about $8500 with a PTO hydraulics and subframe mount. You should not need the PTO Hydraulics for fast operation (I have a L4310HST with only 8GPM). Total time to attach is about 5min including removing the 3PH hydraulic lift/tilt arms. Great machine for occasional Backhoe work. I use mine for light construction trenching, cleaning ditches and digging ponds. Obviously this does not dig as fast as a full size Case backhoe. FYI// A bucket is included in the price so get the big bucket with the hoe so you can save some $$ if you buy some smaller buckets separately. Here are the Woods specs.<br>Woods specifications (from woodsonline.com): <br>Model 9000 <br>Working digging depth 108 inches (9 feet)<br>Tractor HP 25 - 70 <br>Tractor PTO speed 540 RPM <br>3-point hitch Category I, II <br>Swing arc 180 <br>Loading height 92 inches <br>Operating height 150 inches <br>Reach from swing pivot 144 inches <br>Loading reach 41 inches <br>Transport height 95 inches <br>Transport clearance 15 inches <br>Transport width 70 inches <br>Dipperstick digging force 2,600 lbs. <br>Bucket digging force 4,100 lbs. <br>Power mode digging force 5,100 lbs. <br>Boom cylinder diameter 3 inches <br>Dipperstick cylinder diameter 3 inches <br>Bucket cylinder diameter 2-1/2 inches <br>Swing cylinder diameter 2-1/2 inches <br>Bucket sizes 12, 16, 18 & 24 inch <br>Approximate weight 1,300 lbs. <br>Bucket cutting edge 1/2 inch, steel <br>Bucket teeth Hensley top pin <br>Bucket capacity, 12 inch 1.64 cubic feet <br>Bucket capacity, 16 inch 2.37 cubic feet <br>Bucket capacity, 18 inch 2.58 cubic feet <br>Bucket capacity, 24 inch 3.72 cubic feet <br><br><br>

backhoe for JD 5000 series - 10A vs Woods equivalent
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 3 Post by Roger M

I have had good luck with my 5

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Operating and Attachments
Replies 11 Post by Roger M

<br>DJ, <br>I bought a L4310 HST 4WD and LA681 loader combo about 3 weeks ago. Great experience with the machine so far at ~25hrs. Not a single problem. For loader work deffinitly get the HST/4WD combo. I have tried it in both 2WD and 4WD. The 4WD seems smoother when pushing into the pile. I have moved ~300 yards of dirt and mucked out a couple of ponds so far. The reasons I bought Kubota verse JD was the recomendation of a local contractor, local dealer recomendation (he sells and stocks both), and I did not want to by the early production on the new JD line. That said, the choice was not obvious. The 4600 has seems to be specd a little higher. <br><br>

Comparison between JD 4600L4310 Kub
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Replies 7 Post by Roger M