Posted by JaysonJocelyn2022 on February 08, 2023 at 03:04:16 from (107.77.205.67):
Would like to transfer a backhoe from a disabled Case 530CK to a fully functional Ditch Witch 8020 with trencher.
The 8020 is designed to have a backhoe attachment mounted to the front and hydraulics hooked to 3 quick attach ports in the front. Since I don't need the trencher that's currently mounted, I'd like to attach the backhoe to the rear and use the rear hydraulics that's currently running the trencher.
The trencher chain hydraulic drive is controlled by a lever on the main machine and the flow can be switched on/off/reverse but the pressure is a lot higher than what the backhoe is designed for.
Fabricating a mount is pretty straightforward but hoping to get some help with the hydraulics from someone more familiar with the variety/options of parts available.
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