Turn Your Loader into a True Excavator: Beyondtech’s skid steer backhoe attachment
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Compact loaders already lift, push, grade, and plow—but ask them to shape a footing trench or claw a stump and they shrug. Beyondtech replaces that shrug with a purpose-built skid steer backhoe package that snaps onto any Cat 262/272, Bobcat S-series or T-series, and Kubota SVL track machine, giving your crew a full-stroke digging arm in less than two minutes.
A Single, Overbuilt Boom—Not a Bolt-On Toy
Most add-on hoes imitate mini-excavators with two thin side plates. Beyondtech welds a full-box-frame backhoe from high-strength plate, then ties it to an oversize king-pin turret. The result is an industrial-grade backhoe that spits at torsion when you lever against shale. Twin heavy-wall hydraulic-cylinder backhoe rams power a swing-bucket backhoe motion that reaches farther than most minis of the same weight. Grease nipples hide behind armor—true low-maintenance backhoe engineering that lives happily on dusty fence lines or salty snow yards.
Universal Plate, Instant Hydraulics
Slip the ISO lugs under your quick coupler, lock, and click two flat-face coupler backhoe hoses. No jumper harness, no pilot hose; Cat high-flow, Bobcat standard-flow, and Kubota track packages all spin the same pump-friendly circuit. Contractors love that the head is a quick-attach backhoe and a universal-mount backhoe in one, traveling to the site on the same trailer that hauls forks and buckets.
Buckets for Every Jobsite Mood
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A 12-inch trenching backhoe bucket drops laser-straight slots for pipe-trench backhoe and utility trench backhoe contracts.
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Swap four bolts, and the 24-inch heavy-lifting backhoe bucket scoops footings wide enough for block walls.
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Rugged clay? Bolt on a serrated rocky-soil backhoe bucket.
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Tight city patch? Grab the 8-inch narrow-trench backhoe spoon for telecom trench digger work.
Every shell carries replaceable-tooth backhoe edges; slide on new bolt-on teeth backhoe bars roadside—no torch, no downtime. Need perfect bottoms under drain tile? Pop in the ditch bucket attachment and finish a drainage trench backhoe faster than the laser-grade crew can set stakes.
Deep Reach, Tight Radius
The boom plants two outriggers, leans back, and dives. Ideal for septic-tank digger attachment installs or storm-drain backhoe holes. Swing limits? None. The stand-up turret clears the loader rear deck so you can pivot like a true excavator, making this a skid steer rear excavator in function as well as name.
Need to wiggle between shrubs? Swap to the short stick and the machine becomes a tight-space digging backhoe that threads root balls without ripping patio stone. That same compact option halves the trailer footprint, selling the kit as a go-to homeowner backhoe attachment for acreage owners who want ditch power but not a second engine.
Heavy Buckets, Light Controls
Electro-hydraulic modulation translates loader joystick pulses into fingertip boom sweeps—an ergonomic circular saw–level comfort for long trench runs. The seatbelt stays on; visibility stays wide; the loader cab doubles as a climate-controlled console with Bluetooth tunes while you run a precision-digging backhoe.
Job Types That Make Money Fast
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Footing excavation backhoe cuts for sheds, garages, and greenhouse curbs.
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Power-line trench backhoe and power-cable trench digger slots for new meters.
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Gas-line trench backhoe, water-line digger attachment, and sewer-laterals in subdivisions.
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Fence-post digging backhoe pilot holes on ranch properties—pair with an auger and set pipe in one lull.
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Stump-digging attachment root-balls in soft pine loam; jump to root-removal backhoe teeth for oak knots.
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Slope-maintenance backhoe shaping drainage on retention ponds.
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Creek-bed excavator attachment digs riffles for habitat restoration.
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Irrigation-ditch digger lines across pivot corners in minutes instead of days.
Whether you’re a road district after a slope-grading backhoe, a farm in need of an agricultural backhoe attachment, or a GC desperate for a contractor backhoe skid steer that keeps subs off the schedule, the Beyondtech kit pays out.
Built for Punishment, Designed for Service
The stick top is machined from a single billet to handle the “oh-no” moments when a hard soil circular saw hits a buried boulder. A bolt-on cutting-edge backhoe lip lets you flip or replace without shrinking bucket capacity. All pins are chrome-plated and pre-drilled for cotter backups. The hydraulic swivel houses hardened races—no loose bearings after a season of heavy-duty bucket attachment workouts. And when winter salt tries to gnaw? Every hose jacket meets ISO 11138 salt-spray resistance, protecting your durable backhoe arm investment.
Compatibility Cheat Sheet
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Cat 262, 272, 299—high-flow makes it a deep-dig backhoe attachment champion.
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Bobcat S66/S76—radius lift means more clearance for long-reach backhoe buckets.
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Kubota SVL65/SVL75—track stability turns it into an all-terrain backhoe attachment on creek banks.
No re-pinning, no case drain hose.
Why Crews Call It the Productivity Multiplier
Operators rave about the stable digging backhoe outriggers that plant fast even on gravel shoulders. Foremen note fewer remobilizations—ditch one machine, clone ten tasks. Rental yards stock it as a rental circular saw attachment–tier profit center; homebuilders lease it weekly to beat hand-digging.
And when the inspector slaps a water-tight stamp on a clean cut diamond saw trench laid by a single loader and one operator, the accountant smiles: fuel, labor, and rental costs drop in one swoop.
Beyondtech’s Promise
We supply every high-strength steel backhoe arm with spare seals, extra grease zerks, and a 24-hour parts hotline. Cut welding out of your vocabulary, keep bean-counter budgets happy, and let the loader you already own do the earth-moving others still think demands a second machine.
Pin on. Warm up hydraulics. Drop the boom. Whether you’re chasing a septic system excavator pit, peeling a slope-maintenance backhoe swale, or slotting a fiber optic trench saw line, Beyondtech turns compact power into big-machine results—no compromise, no wasted motion, just pure digging productivity shift after shift.