ive got one of those, and ive also ran the big ones and excavators for decades, there's no comparison , now the problems are a 3 point backhoe is there "loose" you cant really brace and dig like you can with a mounted unit, if you have the 3 point all the way up you can, but then your very limited on digging depth , if you lower the hitch then if you get in hard dirt it just lifts the backhoe up, not exactly what you want, the other thing i had was hydraulic pressure, the fords hydraulic system arnt suited to run one, mine came with a pto pump, which wasnt much better you can grab a lever and take 2 or 3 sips of coffee while you wait on something to happen, never mind trying to do multi function moves, what i did was buy the largets hydraulic pump northern tool sold, it wasnt cheap, and i had to make a mount for it, but it does make the backhoe work like you'd expect one to now the thing is better than a shovel, with my injuries i cant use a shovel now, but its just better,not much more
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