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Read articles →This is an owner's real-world install of a New Holland 757C backhoe onto his tractor in a cramped shed, not a dealer walkaround. It shows unhooking front arms, backing the tractor into position, connecting hoses and pins, then a quick test dig showing depth, bucket size, and reach specs. Useful for current or prospective 757C owners wanting a hands-on look at attach/detach logistics in tight quarters, rather than a sales pitch.
Posted by the Work with Kevin channel, an owner working on his own property sharing hands-on tractor and attachment use.
Remove the front three-point arms first, back the tractor into the backhoe until nearly touching, connect the return line and front hydraulic hose, then align pins using a pry bar if needed.
It digs about seven and a half feet deep, has a 16 inch bucket, and roughly 11 and a half foot reach, according to the owner.
The owner says if he could get around the machine easily, he could probably have it hooked up in about five minutes using just two pins and two hoses.
