Loaders & Backhoes in Buna, TX

We carry both new and used equipment at the Buna store, including loaders and backhoe attachments as they come available. What's on the lot changes, so the best way to know what's there today is to call the store or stop by. A used loader or backhoe still needs to match your tractor's mounting and hydraulics, so it helps to know your tractor's make and model before you start looking. If you're weighing new against used, think about the work ahead of you — clearing brush, digging footings, moving hay — and how much use that attachment will see. Give the store a call to talk through what's there now.

Regular grease and a close eye on hydraulic hoses go a long way with a loader or backhoe attachment. Grease the pivot pins and bushings often, especially if you're running the attachment daily during clearing or digging work. Check hydraulic fluid levels and look for leaks around the cylinders and hoses before each use. Loose pins and worn bushings cause more slop in the bucket or boom over time, so catching that early saves you trouble down the road. Filters and fluids on the tractor itself matter too, since the loader and backhoe both run off the tractor's hydraulic system. Bring your equipment by the shop if something doesn't feel right, or call the store with questions.

Yes. The parts counter and the shop are both at our Buna store, and both handle loaders and backhoes. If a pin, bushing, hose or cylinder needs replacing, the counter carries common wear parts and can order what it doesn't have. The shop handles repair work and general upkeep on loaders and backhoes, and on the tractors they mount to. You don't have to guess where to go if something breaks down the road. When it does, note where a leak shows or which joint feels loose. Then give us a call and describe it.

A match starts with your tractor's model, since loader and backhoe attachments mount and run off its hydraulics. A loader that bolts onto one tractor won't necessarily fit another size. Tell us what tractor you have, make and model, and ask about loader and backhoe options built for it. Think about the work first too. A backhoe digs post holes and trenches. A loader moves brush, dirt or hay around the property. Attachments like these fit most brands of tractor. Pick the one that suits the work ahead of you, and bring your tractor's details when you come by.

A front loader mounts on the front of the tractor and handles lifting, carrying and pushing. Think moving dirt, brush, hay bales or feed around your place. A backhoe mounts on the back and digs, whether that's a post hole, a trench for a water line or a stock tank. You can run both on the same tractor: the loader up front for everyday chores, the backhoe out back for digging jobs. Your tractor's horsepower and hydraulic capacity decide what size of each it can run. Not sure what your tractor can handle? Bring its make and model by our Buna store.