I don't think that's a factory built set up unless it's special order type deal built by an after market company. It's definitely a Ford backhoe but I've seen Case and JD hoe attachments mounted on trucks before. If that cradle is for the hoe, the only way it could fold back that far is if the bottom pins for entire hoe mount at the back come out and the entire hoe and controls flip back after the seat is removed. The hoe looks similar to the hoe on a 750/755 TLB which is a pretty big unit.
It could be a decent unit but having to get off the hoe to move the truck every time you need to re-position would be a pain. If the hoe runs off the truck engine, it might be hard on fuel. $4000 doesn't seem like too bad a price though. The truck would easier to fix than a tractor backhoe unit.
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