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Read articles →A dealership walkaround covering the CB75 backhoe mounted on the 1742 cab tractor, with the presenter actually climbing on and demonstrating joystick controls, boom float, and the optional mechanical thumb. It touches on real specs (92-inch dig depth, digging force figures), cab headroom for tall operators, quick-attach removal, hydraulic hookup, and stabilizer pad options. Best for buyers comparing this backhoe package who want a live demo rather than just a spec sheet.
Posted by Vahrenberg Implement, a Massey Ferguson dealership in Higginsville, Missouri, so the tone is sales-oriented and brand-positive throughout.
The CB 675 has a 92-inch digging depth, 3,148 pounds of digging force with the bucket cylinder, and 57 pounds of digging force with the dipper cylinder.
No, it does not work off the three-point hitch. It is subframe-mounted and quick-attach, tying the loader and tractor together, and can be removed to return to three-point hitch operation.
A six-foot tall presenter shows clearance of the air conditioner on the cab model, with a good hand width above his head, though open station models have no issue.
You adjust the pin using a row of multiple holes to grab objects with the bucket. It can be bought with the loader and backhoe or added later by changing the pin.
