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| With the 420, I did and still do a pile of clearing trees and fence lines. They have, lots of power in the boom. I can move it anywhere , without having to put it on a trailer. Only thing , it has to be dryer than with a high hoe.
I make sure the tree is still standing to push it over, instead of cutting it down and digging the stump out.
Make sure you try the back hoe out before buying and you can lift the back end off the ground and it stays up. Save a lot of money fixing it up ,when you get it home.
Cheaper to buy a good one at the start , than to buy parts for it and have someone do it.
If you're a good mechanic , that problems doesn't matter(I think)..
Edited by soya257 4/25/2021 20:35
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Backhoe advice
