2600 lift capacity

Beanmedic · Apr 11, 2016

I have looked around, and have reviewed the specs in the manuals, but can't find the lift capacity of the hydraulics on the 2600. Specifically looking for the weight lift capacity difference between my Jube and the 2600 I am working on. Any help?

DGinVT · Apr 11, 2016

Reference is made to my operator's manual for the Woods Back Hoe Model 7500. On page 33 there is a warning paragraph that says "only mount backhoe on Category 1" tractors with 800 # lift capacity at 24 inches behind 3 point lift arm hitch balls". While it may not answer your question completely it will give you an idea of the capacity.

Beanmedic · Apr 11, 2016

Good deduction. That is interesting. That is the same as the lift capacity of the Jubilee.

Ultradog MN · Apr 11, 2016

I looked on tractordata and it doesn't list
an NAA, or I didn't see it listed.
They do say a 640 will lift 1250 lbs.
That should be close.
I would think a 2600 should lift a bit more
than a Jube. A tractor will usually lift
till it's front wheels raise off the ground.
Since a 2600 is a few hundred lbs heavier
than a Jube it will likely lift a bit more.

DGinVT · Apr 11, 2016

Most likely those hydraulic systems are quite similar. Have never tried to push it, but before I put the Woods back hoe on, it handled everything with no problems. Once while putting on the backhoe the left implement arm had NO trouble bending the mounting step of the hoe, a very tough bend to straighten out.

JMOR · Apr 11, 2016

(quoted from post at 10:20:45 04/11/16) Most likely those hydraulic systems are quite similar. Have never tried to push it, but before I put the Woods back hoe on, it handled everything with no problems. Once while putting on the backhoe the left implement arm had NO trouble bending the mounting step of the hoe, a very tough bend to straighten out.

se caution in comparing numbers. "[u:daf08e5e38]at 24 inches behind [/u:daf08e5e38]3 point lift arm hitch balls" vs directly over the lift arm balls, which is where the hundred series 1250# number comes from.
Expect 2600 to lift more than Jube because 2600 has larger ram cylinder, higher pressure and weighs more.

Sean in PA · Apr 11, 2016

What does the manual for a Woods 3 point backhoe have to do with the capacity of the 2600? If a 2600 can lift that backhoe then all that tells you is that the 2600 has at least that capacity, not what its maximum is.

Beanmedic · Apr 11, 2016

I'll keep my fingers crossed that the 2600 will indeed lift more. Moving log sections with log tongs and boom pole. More lift capacity means I don't have to saw them shorter

. I do understand about the front end weight of the tractor. I can weight the front. And in case I get too much weight, I do have power steering on the 2600

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