Loaders & Backhoes in Hearne, TX

It depends on the week. Our lot changes as machines sell. To ask about a used grapple, pallet fork or hay spear, call the store or stop by in Bryan. You can also browse our implements on j5tractors.com to see what's listed. Buying used? Look over the pins, bushings and hydraulic hoses before you decide. Worn pivots and weeping fittings tell you how hard a piece has worked. Check the mount against your loader's quick attach too. A used attachment that doesn't fit your loader won't do you any good.

Grease the pins and bushings often, and every day you run it hard. Check hydraulic hoses and fittings for cracks or weeping before a long day. Look over the bolts on the quick attach each time you swap tools. Robertson County ground has its share of roots, stumps and ruts. That kind of work adds up on grapple tines and fork tips. Your attachment's manual gives the intervals, and that's the schedule to follow. Our Bryan shop works on tractors, implements and mowers. If something's wearing wrong or a hose starts seeping, call the store.

Our Bryan shop does. It works on tractors, implements and mowers, and that includes grapples, forks and other loader attachments. The parts counter there handles pins, bushings, cutting edges and hydraulic fittings. That covers the 1025's backhoe too. Bring the tractor and attachment in, or give us a call to describe what you're seeing. Grapple tines and pivot pins take the most wear on brush work. A loose pivot is worth catching early. You don't want it failing with a load up.

A grapple does. Its jaws open and close on their own cylinders, so your loader needs a spare hydraulic circuit to run them. Pallet forks and hay spears don't need one. They just ride on the loader's own lift and tilt. Check the mounting plate on the front of your loader too, and how an attachment locks on. Then check what the loader can lift, since a grapple full of brush or a pallet of feed adds up. The loader's manual lists its lift capacity. Bring your tractor and loader make and model when you stop by our Bryan store.

A loader lifts and carries. With a grapple, forks or a hay spear on it, it moves brush, feed, fencing and round bales around the place. A backhoe digs. It's built for post holes, a trench for a water line, footings or a stock tank. You'll likely want both at different times. Robertson County ground mixes pasture, river bottom fields and cattle country, so both jobs come up. Loader attachments come from our Bryan store. A backhoe is available there too for the Bad Boy 1025, model BBH105. Running another tractor? Ask the Bryan store what fits it.