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I'm thinking of selling my 757C backhoe with 12 inch bucket. It is currently on my TC33D and only has about 40 hours on it. I purchased it new one year ago. My neighbor ended up buying a TC33D and he has the same hoe on his. For the limited amount of time I use it, I can borrow the neighbors when I need a hoe. I paid $6500 for it. Any serious offers can e-mail me. I live in Northern California (Redding).

NH 757C Backhoe for sale
New Holland Tractors
Replies 1 Post by Glenn Revheim

Just bought a new TC33D, which I'm using for a part-time business, and I'm looking for any info. on where I might find clipart of tractors for my business cards and other paperwork. Preferably a tractor with loader/backhoe. If anybody knows of any good sites for tractor clipart, please let me know on this message board or by e-mail. Thanks, Glenn Revheim

Tractor Clipart
New Holland Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Glenn Revheim

I bought the same setup, TC33D with loader/backhoe, last month and also needed a trailer. The weight on the hole thing is about 4,600 lbs., give or take a little, depending who you talk to. A 16 ft., 7,000 lb. trailer would work, however, a 18 ft., 10,000 lb. trailer is better. The total length of the tractor is about 17 1/2 ft. as I measured it with the bucket down. The 18 ft. trailer gives you just enough extra room to move the tractor forward or backwards to adjust the tongue weight correctly. I'm in Northern California and looked at all the local brands. I decided to have a local manufacturer build me one. The cost was slightly less for it, and the quality will be much better. The total cost will be about $2,250.00. This is a quality flatbed trailer, which is basically designed as a car hauler or equipment trailer. I know that in Texas, Indiana and many other States, the trailer are much cheaper. By the way, mines going to be built this month. Glenn Revheim

size of trailers
Tractor Projects
Replies 11 Post by Glenn Revheim

I'm looking at the JD 4200 and Kubota B21 or B2710. I'm not sure if I really need a backhoe or not. If I go with a backhoe, I'll probably forget about the B2710 because it's a 3 point hitch setup. From what I understand, the B21 or L35 is the way to go with a backhoe. I'm fortunate that the local rental yards around here rent all of the tractors I'm thinking of buying. I'm going to rent the B21 next week to start my fire cleanup (I'm not sure if you heard about the big fire we had go through here two weeks ago, it made national news. The house was saved, but I have 13 acres of property to clean up). I've rented an L35, which I really got spoiled on because I like it so much, but its beyond my budget and what I really need for most of my chores. I also rented the JD4100 and really liked it, but just a little under-powered for what I need. To answer your question, I'm leaning towards the Kubota, however, I think its like

JD 4200 Price Check
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Glenn Revheim