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Will Bobcat 907 backhoe fit on a Bobcat T200?
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<blockquote data-quote="Flip57" data-source="post: 66816" data-attributes="member: 6939"><p>According to the Bobcat Backhoe Model Guide, the T200 is in the same group as the 860's. The 907 will fit on 630's, 640's, 730's, 740's and 750's. but not the larger frame machines. That means that although the bob-tach will hook up, the backhoes that use the trailer hitch ball will not bolt up without modification. I have been researching this subject as I bought a 909 (similar to the 907) and I own an 863F. I have some cutting and welding to do. The hydraulics look like they are just plug-n-play though.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Flip57, post: 66816, member: 6939"] According to the Bobcat Backhoe Model Guide, the T200 is in the same group as the 860's. The 907 will fit on 630's, 640's, 730's, 740's and 750's. but not the larger frame machines. That means that although the bob-tach will hook up, the backhoes that use the trailer hitch ball will not bolt up without modification. I have been researching this subject as I bought a 909 (similar to the 907) and I own an 863F. I have some cutting and welding to do. The hydraulics look like they are just plug-n-play though. [/QUOTE]
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