4110 and 200CX lift capacity

deere_x475guy · Oct 14, 2005

Hey gang, trying to find out the lift capacity of the 200CX loader on the 4110 tractor? Looked all over the deere site and didn't come up with any info. Would apprecitate some info if you guys have it.

TIA.... /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

JDFANATIC · Oct 15, 2005

deere_x475guy,

Posted this in another location, but in case you missed it, here it is:

SPECS on 200CX on 4110, Measured @ Pivot Pin (4110):, Lift Capacity 800 Lbs. (363 kg), Lift Height 78.7 In. (2000 mm), Boom Breakout 2137 Lbf. (9510 N), Dump Angle - 38 Degrees, Rollback Angle - 25 Degrees, 53 In. (1350 mm) Material Bucket (info thanks to JD2210).

Are you trading up? /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

MessickFarmEqu · Oct 15, 2005

you may want to check and make sure both of those tractors run at the same hydraulic preasure, that will skew your numbers. Also make sure that you knock 30% off the 800lb rating since you lift loads in the bucket and not at the pivot pin.

JDFANATIC · Oct 15, 2005

I'm not so sure you need to knock off anything. Deere rates these very conservatively. For example, the 2210/210 is rated at 620 lbs, but it has been shown here on this forum that that combination will lift 750 lbs in the bucket to full (68" height. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

deere_x475guy · Oct 15, 2005

Thanks for the response JDFanatic. Just a little bit better than my 2210. At this point I am not sure about trading anything. The buys on the 4110 right now are pretty good. I am also looking at the 2520 and today I went to test drive the 990. Big diff I know. On my slopes I am not sure the 990 will be the way to go. But I do like the heft of it for plowing our private road and my two gravel drives.

JDFANATIC · Oct 15, 2005

deere_x475guy,

Sounds like a fun place to be in! Keep us informed as to what you decide! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

RalphVa · Oct 16, 2005

According to JDFanatic, it appears the 200CX is essentially the same rated lift as my 410 loader. The 410 will hold about 1/2 yard of mulch, as it holds the same amount as my Gravely cart, which is 1/2 yard. I've had the 410 loader brim full of gravel. A 1/2 yard of gravel is normally around 1,000 #. Think there was a thread elsewhere that people have lifted more than what they're rated for.

Ralph

keeney · Oct 17, 2005

Most of the CUT loaders will lift more significantly than their full-height rating to some intermediate height.

Sometimes you can get the lift curve that shows the lifting force available vs height. The 410 loader I think starts at around 1200 lbs at the ground and goes down to 800lbs at full height.

I have loaded my 410 (w 60" bucket) on my 4100 with sand or rock to the point where it can only lift about halfway, but that was still useful because I was just moving it from a pile to a hole.

The newer machines have higher Hyd. pressure ratings, so thier lift ratings are probably slightly higher as well.

- Rick

deere_x475guy · Oct 17, 2005

everyone..thanks for you replies. I am trying to get the dealer to let me demo one for a day. I am a little concerned about using the bushhog and my slops with the decreased hp from the 2210 to the 4110.

bigpete · Oct 17, 2005

Don't forget the torque curve. The HP rating on the 2210 is at a higher RPM than the HP rating on the 4110 with the same engine. I will defer to the HP experts, but I will stick my neck out and say that the 4110 should turn anything as effectively as will the the 2210. That said, I haven't done any brush hogging with either. You will get improved clearence and weight with the bigger machine.