Bucket Dims ?

Furniss

Furniss

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Anyone know the bucket dims of a Bobcat E26 ?

I have a hitch and 5 buckets off a JCB 803 in the yard and I wondered if they would fit an E26 ..... cant find any info on google.
 
doobin

doobin

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Just checked my E27, but only with a tape measure and it's dark and pissing it down. So take this with a pinch of salt-

35mm pins
200mm centres
125mm between the bosses.

Can't imagine an E26 would be any different?

If not quite right, you'd only need to cut the hitch top side about to fit, obviously.
 
sjs5060

sjs5060

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Think my jcb is 35mm pins, 130mm centres & 135mm dipper width, I'd assume an 803 is the same but it's always worth checking.
If your going to use the hitch it may be worth getting that altered to fit your bobcat then you can use the set of buckets.
 
Furniss

Furniss

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Thanks Doob and SJS - centers look like being a long way off - Im considering buying it with a bare dipper so I can utilise the set of 5 and riddle bucket I already have, but it would mean a mix and match hitch by the looks it.
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
or alter the centres ..... anything'll fit with a bit of Druidisation :giggle: ;) there must be French Druids kicking about
 
Furniss

Furniss

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Do the lot myself (to the best of my abilities) - 15 years in and ive never found anyone worth a shite !! :rolleyes: seems like blokes who are capable of a bit
of ingenuity are a dying breed.
 
doobin

doobin

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Do the lot myself (to the best of my abilities) - 15 years in and ive never found anyone worth a shite !! :rolleyes: seems like blokes who are capable of a bit
of ingenuity are a dying breed.
Amen to that.
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Do the lot myself (to the best of my abilities) - 15 years in and ive never found anyone worth a shite !! :rolleyes: seems like blokes who are capable of a bit
of ingenuity are a dying breed.
better still .... gets done as you want it then ....... and yeh ... virtually extinct
 
Furniss

Furniss

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Nearly sorted with an KX71 - belongs to a mate he has replaced with new - its older and a bit heavier than I wanted but tight,tidy,lowish hours,I know where its been and the price is right, same dims as the 803 I believe so will save some messing around :)
 
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