How to Take Your 3 Point Backhoe On and Off | TYM Tractor | Branson Tractor
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Today, Devin is sharing the steps to remove your 3 point backhoe, re-install your 3 point, and then put your backhoe back on. He is using a TYM tractor to demonstrate.
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Great tutorial!
This is a VERY Good Demostration for a "Potential Buyer". The Technique & Terminology were "Spot On".!! Thank you Sir for the Excelent vidio and happy safe tractoring. Best wishes with all your endeavours.
Thanks
Very well described Devin. It's not very difficult , but I wish you didn't have to remove all the 3-pt hitch parts. Appreciate the tutorial.
2 Months ago I purchased a new TYM3515 H with the BH150 Backhoe and a Brush Hog. I watched your video and it helped me take off the backhoe to attach the Brush Hog but when I went to put the backhoe on again, I couldn't get the Hyd. couplings together. You made it look easy. I had to ultimately loosen the coupling to relieve a tiny bit of pressure so I could reconnect them. This has happened twice and it's a pain in the butt. What am I doing wrong? Thanks
The first question I have is: when removing the backhoe are you hooking the hose ends to each other? Second, when you set the backhoe on the ground, are you shutting the tractor off and moving the backhoe control levers to relieve any pressure? Both of those things will cause pressure problems when hooking up the hoses.
We didn't have this in the video, but another solution that helps is to cut a small block of wood to make a small stand to use right under where the backhoe pivots from side to side. Put that below the backhoe when unhooking it and when the backhoe settles, it will transfer the weight onto the small stand and not build pressure in the hoses.
Hope that helps!
@@VarnerEquipment I am hooking the hoses together. I am shutting it off and I moved every control numerous times. The tractor side isn't the problem. It's the backhoe. At least one of the hoses still has pressure when I try to reconnect to the tractor. I have to break the coupling on the backhoe and let maybe 5 or 6 drops leak out so that is releases pressure on the pin.
I will try the wood idea.
@@handsupbud If you are hooking the hoses together on the backhoe as well as the hoses on the tractor usually that will take the pressure and equalize it. If you uncouple the backhoe hoses and then there is pressure on one hose it is settling down so the little stand will take care of that just put it in before you move you levers around when you are unhooking, and it will make your life easier.
@@devinvarner1675 thanks, I will give it a try.