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Need Info on Woods 750 Backhoe

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Spence

11-30-2006 17:30:38




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I'm looking at a 750 Woods Backhoe for sale. It's a 2 stick job. Was wondering how the swing boom and outriggers are activated since there are only 2 controls. One stick I assume goes for main boom, other for bucket arm.

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vally farm

12-03-2006 18:45:51




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 Re: Need Info on Woods 750 Backhoe in reply to Spence, 11-30-2006 17:30:38  
I"ve got one... love it1 There are two levers below the main control sticks. Left to left outrigger, right ...etc. They work great too. I"m no expert digger, but I had anFord 4000 TLB and this woods will dig circles around it!Mike



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Spence

12-04-2006 05:04:29




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 Re: Need Info on Woods 750 Backhoe in reply to vally farm, 12-03-2006 18:45:51  
Thanks, but how does the main boom swing around to dump.?



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Blackhole49

12-01-2006 11:36:31




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 Re: Need Info on Woods 750 Backhoe in reply to Spence, 11-30-2006 17:30:38  
Usually on a joystick unit, the swing, boom lift, dipper and bucket are controled by the two sticks. The outriggers are controlled by pedals or smaller levers.



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Doug in IL

12-01-2006 08:51:40




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 Re: Need Info on Woods 750 Backhoe in reply to Spence, 11-30-2006 17:30:38  
I don't know about the 750 for sure, but our 1050 has two very small levers, between the two larger ones, that operate the outriggers.



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