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This sounds like a "load check" problem. Backhoe valves usually have one load check per spool, so you can use two or more functions at once and not drop. I pulled up the 1050 manual on the link below. Page shows a little bitty picture of item 3 that says it's a check valve and takes 6 per backhoe. It goes in the back side of the valve, so you probably have to unbolt the valve from the backhoe. If you put the bucket and stabilizers down, you may be able to do that without taking everything apart. Just make sure to relieve pressure on everything. Unscrew the check on the boom section and look for a broken poppet, or cracked seat. I'm betting on the cracked seat, so the poppet can't close off the passage. Will probably take a new valve section to fix.

problem with 1050 woods backhoe
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 22 Post by mrbackhoe

The Woods 1050 is a pretty powerful hoe. Friend of mine has one on a JD 4240, which is 110 pto hp. It's a pretty good match for that tractor. I can't imagine you putting it on the 3-point of an L48. If you have any kind of bigger tractor you'd be better off. My guess is that the backhoe will be too much weight on the hitch.

Woods 1050 backhoe on Kubota L48
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Replies 5 Post by mrbackhoe

Woods is another manufacturer that makes skid steer quick attaches for older Kubota loaders. I thought about adding their quick attach and new buckets on my last Kubota, but when I looked at the cost of a new cab tractor with Woods FEL and BH, I traded the whole package down the road.

Help with fel attachments
Operating and Attachments
Replies 10 Post by mrbackhoe

I agree with Murf. If you can find a small used loader from one of the "shortline" brands, they can probably get you the a new mounting kit to fit your tractor like a new one for a lot less money. I've looked at used compact tractors that are totally worn out, but the loader is so simple it's still in good shape.

Ford 1310 FEL
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Replies 5 Post by mrbackhoe

Ford 4630 is pretty heavy, so it should handle a 3-point backhoe. Some tractors need a special bracket to make the top link attachment rigid. I think the 4630 has draft control and I've run a backhoe that bounced because the top link moved. You may want to consider a major brand like Woods that should have all the stuff you need.

backhoe subframe
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Replies 3 Post by mrbackhoe

I've got a Woods loader on my L4630. It's got the skid steer quick attach to switch between bucket, bale spear and pallet fork. Works great and cost me less than the Kubota loader!

woods loader on kubota l4300 trouble need help
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Replies 6 Post by mrbackhoe