This is far more work than could be done in a week or weekend, at least with my driving skills. I would rather spend the money and maintenance to keep up a backhoe and do it when I have time to work on it.
Would ballast in the tires and a weighted blade not be enough for the loader on the 841? My whole reasoning behind debating the loader is that I would always find odd jobs to do with it like you said. Not to mention the neighbors bugging me to do things. People keep mentioning why would you wanna tear up a nice tractor or use a 3 point scoop to move dirt. I only see the loader as "tearing up the tractor" if it is in fact going to tear up the tractor. The 3 point scoop is more of a joke to me for what I am wanting to do, unless there is a 3 point scoop I can raise and extend 8' in the air like this 3 point backhoe you speak of.
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