Mr. Titus recently bought the Magnatrac MH4900 and is completely impressed with how great it works! He used this rig to pull tree stumps on his property in Colorado! Not only is he impressed with the machine itself, he is also loving our delivery system! According to Titus, “There was no damage (or even so much as a rub mark) as your pallet delivery system worked perfectly. The build quality is outstanding in every respect. Furthermore, every single weld is perfect (yes, I checked… even from underneath between the frame and track system).”
He shared with us a few pictures of the great work our MH4900 Compact Crawler did on his property. This first picture here is right after pulling one of the two tree stumps. Look how great our MH4900 looks after pulling that first stump!
This second picture is with both of the tree stumps out and after the ground has been smoothed with the bucket. We’ve even got a little model who definitely approves of the great work done here.
This picture shows us the aftermath once the MH4900 Compact Crawler pushed both stumps into a burn pile.
Here’s another picture of the MH4900 Compact Crawler looking great after a little work! “This is a very powerful machine and I couldn’t be more pleased with my Struck. Keep up the great work!!!” Titus remarked.
All in all, Mr. Titus is very pleased with the work that the MH4900 has done. “I can’t thank you and your company enough for putting together such a great and versatile machine. And now having it here in front of me I can truly say it is worth every penny,” Titus pronounced.
“So in closing, thank you again for an amazing piece of equipment and your company’s superb attention to detail, build quality, and value.” If you want a MH4900 and a great experience like Mr. Titus , click on the link and experience this machine for yourself!
Mr. Titus recently forwarded us a few more pictures and a video, from his MH4900 build site. Check them out below
How big a job is it to take a backhoe off to put on a 3 point hitch and 540rpm rear dive?
Great question Bill. Not a hard job at all, since we have welded nuts on the backside of the tractor frame. You’d put the stabilizers down and bucket down on the hoe, then loosen a few bolts on the backhoe frame with an air tool or cordless. Pull forward to allow the tractor to pull away from the backhoe slightly. Lower the hoe down, then disconnect the 2 backhoe hoses. Now back up to your 3 point with PTO, lift into position, connect with same bolts, connect hoses and you’re good to go. Probably about 30 mins to make the switch. (Keep in mind, this is a generalization, for complete details, please reach out to our techs for more info).