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Read articles →A brief pre-delivery walkaround from the dealer who just mounted the CB75 backhoe on a customer's 1835M. The staffer names the key specs (92-inch reach, 3,140 lb digging force, 16-inch bucket), explains the quick-detach system, power-beyond hydraulic hookup, mechanical thumb, and outrigger pin storage, then does a short live demo at idle to show movement speed. Best for buyers curious whether the CB75 is a realistic add-on to an 1800-series compact.
Posted by Vahrenberg Implement, a Massey Ferguson dealership in west central Missouri, so the tone is promotional and sales-oriented.
It has a 92 inch reach, close to seven and a half feet, and 3,140 pounds of digging force with the bucket cylinder. The dipper cylinder provides 2,057 pounds.
Yes, it is a quick-detach backhoe. You pull the pins and the backhoe comes off while the 3-point remains mounted and usable.
The CB75 fits the 1800 E and 1800 M series, while the CB85 is built for the 2800 E and 2800 M series tractors.
Yes, instead of staying raised you can put it into float position and move it side to side.
