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John Aquina

10-12-2000 19:34:56

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I bought a '54 frgason tractor with a 3-pt backhoe attachment. it has a round pipe frame , manual stabilizers, and a pair of cables attached to a movable cylinder that swings the boom right and left. I would guess the original color was red, but after all these years who knows.it has a threaded arm on the top mount to adjust. any one have any ideas who made it or where i could find out?
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Tick Farmer

12-20-2001 17:32:56

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Re: unknown backhoe in reply to John Aquina, 10-12-2000 19:34:56

John:
I'am just a little late, but I could use a little info, and maybe share some if you are still interested.
The cables and double ram piston located at the bottom rear of the hoe are features of a Henry C-10 Backhoe I just purchased. Mine also has the manual leveling stabilizers. It is currently at my farm up north.
If you have any info you would like to share, send me an email or post here.
Later.
Tom
White Bear Lake MN.

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Tick Farmer

12-20-2001 17:32:24

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Re: unknown backhoe in reply to John Aquina, 10-12-2000 19:34:56

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Dave- Wa 9N

10-24-2000 08:51:42

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Re: unknown backhoe in reply to John Aquina, 10-12-2000 19:34:56

I have a Sherman on a 9-n and it dont have any of those features but it sure works good Sorry

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charlie

10-13-2000 18:46:25

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Re: unknown backhoe in reply to John Aquina, 10-12-2000 19:34:56

i wouldn't bet on it,but it's probably a shearman.

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charlie

10-13-2000 18:47:44

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Re: Re: unknown backhoe in reply to charlie, 10-13-2000 18:46:25

i ment to say sherman.

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