I use to own a 1010 Loader crawler with a 50 hoe. Great little machine, did a lot of work with it. I now have a Deere Backhoe that will hang on the same brackets that the 50-51 hung on. But nothing to put it on. I considered putting it on my D3B Cat dozer but never got arount to it. I have the frame bracket that would bolt up to any other machine with the quick hooks and pins that the hoe uses. I believe the model is 980 or 930. It is a little bigger than a 50 or 51 hoe but much better. The weak swing cylinder design on the 50 I had was expensive to repair way back then and alway loose in the spline. The hoe I have now uses two regular hydraulic cylinder to swing. I would consider selling it if someone was interested. It would hang on a 410 industial perfectly.
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