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Hi,<br>
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I was able with the help of my dealer's rep to take off my B4672A Hoe off my B7610 tractor. (By playing with the stabilizers, Boom, Dipper and 3 pts).<br>
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What made me a bit wonder about them is that he didn't follow the instruction written in the documentation (he unhooked the bottom pins first and also took off the pins of the 3pt limiter Hitch) and it took almost 2 hours to take it off and back on..... which I believe it's not normal for someone who supposely knows how to do this.<br>
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But I have a question for medium to long term storage, since I plan on removing the hoe in the winter.<br>
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With the bucket on the ground and some pieces of wood under the other end of the Hoe (under the mainframe near the hydaulic oil tank) we kept the hoe at the level needed to put it back on the 3 PH.<br>
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My question is can anyone tell me what is the safest way to store it for around 4-5 months (since I know I cannot repy on Hydraulics that would be dangerous). Can I put the piece of wood under the bar that normally goes under the 3pt lower arms (3pt limiter hitch)? is it strong enough to hold the Hoe weight? If anyone has a picture on how the store it I would really appreciate it.<br>
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Thank you in advance.<br>
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DC

3pt Backhoe Removal and storage information needed
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by dc_B7610

Hi Birch,

I have about the same needs as you...
-105 Acres of wood with trails
-About 3 acres of grass
-Lots of trails that i use with my ATV for logging
-trenching and digging a lot....

I got a B7610 with a B4672 Backhoe. I think this was a good compromise for me, small tractor but good power. The ground clearance is 12.8 inches vs about 6 for the BX23.

Had it for about a week and am still surprise at the power this machine has.

Maybe you want to check them out.

Dan

What is the right tractor
Kubota Tractors
Replies 14 Post by dc_B7610

Hi<br>
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I think I am getting screwed by my dealer, I bought a B7610 with a 4672A BH. The problem is that the dealer delivered to me a tractor with a rigid ROPS. That leaves only 33 inches of cleareance with the operator seat which is insufficient according to the Kubota documentation it should be 40 inches.<br>
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Can a foldable ROPS from a B78000 or B750 be fitted on a B7610, I.E. by taking off the top portion of the ROPS with the 4 screws can they be switched? The dealer told me NO but I really don't trust them anymore.<br>
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Thank you in advance

ROPS on B7610 need help
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by dc_B7610