With four-wheel drive, a larger engine, enhanced digging and modern design, Allmand Contractor TLB-35 is the most powerful compact, heavy-duty tractor loader backhoe manufactured by Allmand Bros. Inc.

The engine has a power rating of 24.7 kilowatts (33.3 hp), combined with its optional two-speed hydrostatic four-wheel drive, giving added power. With an overall weight of 2,073 kilograms (4,470 lbs.), the TLB-35 offers the size to get into tight areas.

The backhoe offers a 0.6-meter (2 ft.) flat bottom digging depth of 3 meters (10 ft.), a significant increase over previous models. The loader bucket has an increased capacity of .38 cubic meters (.5 cu. yd.), while the backhoe bucket features a breakout force of 2,362 kilograms (5,248 lbs.). Using dual hydraulic swing cylinders, the backhoe has a full 180-degree hydraulic cushioned swing.

The TLB-35 has the rugged construction and versatility of previous models. The unit comes with high flotation, low ground pressure tires, float control on the loader bucket, four post ROPS and high-value optional attachments.

Featuring a hydraulic PTO, the versatile TLB-35 can directly power many additional machine-mounted or hand-held attachments, such as augers, tampers, breakers, drills and saws. Also, with a universal quick-attach, the TLB-35 can accept a multitude of skid-steer attachments including pallet forks, post-hole augers, etc.

Many additional equipment options are available, including a lighting package, various size buckets and a heavy-duty front bumper. Designed to accept standard tractor weights for increased front-end traction, the bumper allows greater mobility when operating on snow or ice, or muddy conditions.

For more information, call 800/562-1373.

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