4110 attachments

jwcinpk · Mar 13, 2004

I'm considering trading down to the 4110 from my 6000 and getting the backhoe attachment. Kind of switching away from farming to excavation. My question is I have an 80" tiller and a few other attachments for my 6000 that I have serious doubts the 4110 will handle. For instance the 7ft bushhog, 7ft disc mower, 80" tiller, IH sqaure baler. Also is the 4110 loader gonna be stout enough to handle moving 4 ft rolls of hay? How big a tiller will the 4110 handle? Will the 4110 be ok with a 7ft disc mower? Also last price I got on a 4110 4wd with loader was $17900. Any increases since last fall? This sound fair?

lamarbur · Mar 13, 2004

can't answer all your questions, however, I will say I have a 6 ft hog mower and a Bradco 511, 11 ft backhoe. After each use with this hoe, I check underneath and have never found anything loose or loosen up. The hoe is pretty substantial coming in at over 1800 lbs. I also have the PTO pump and 15 gallon hydraulic tank that is tucked up under the hoe mount brackets and these in themselves add considerable to the hoe. The back end (3pt) on a 4110 is pretty stout.. The FEL, I have at 1100 lbs only because I added a Fisher 8 ft snowplow cutting edge to the bottom of my FEL bucket. The plow blade is pretty heavy. I haven't heard that price at elast around here. 19 and change is more like it.

SJM · Mar 14, 2004

Hi, I just paid 19.900 for a 4110 w/FEL in Albuquerque .

jyoutz · Mar 15, 2004

I have a 4100 which is essentially the same tractor as a 4110. It's a great little tractor, but the implements you want to use are WAAY TOO BIG for this tractor. If you need to use those implements I'd look at something at least as large as a 790 size tractor, maybe larger.

DavesTractor · Mar 16, 2004

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( I have a 4100 which is essentially the same tractor as a 4110. It's a great little tractor, but the implements you want to use are WAAY TOO BIG for this tractor. If you need to use those implements I'd look at something at least as large as a 790 size tractor, maybe larger. )</font>

Actually, a Mahindra 4110 has enough lift capacity with the FEL to carry around a JD 4100 or even a JD790. In fact, if you put a JD4110 in the bucket and another on the forks in the back, it would be good ballast. Of course, the Mahindra 4110 with R4's and a ML112 loader is about 5000 lbs without ballast, so perhaps the green weights aren't needed.

All in fun guys, I have some green tractors too! /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif

lamarbur · Mar 16, 2004

Not the same thing. A 4100 series JD is 20 gross, 17 net hp and weighs in at 1700 (taken from JD build and price web page), My Bradco backhoe weighs more than your whole machine. I have a 4110 Mahindra that weighs 4000 plus another 1900 just for the hoe. It is 41 gross 33 net PTO hp.. All these mfg should get together and use basically the same numbers. JD does not. IN theis respect, JD is way behind times. Their 690/790/990 excavators are just now using 160/220/235 metric ton numbers as have all other heavy construction mfg been using for many years..

johnsonauto · Mar 16, 2004

Is your 6000 a 4WD? If so why not install the Mahindra/bradco 511 hoe onto it with a 14 gal/min pump and tank kit, it makes a nice combo.

jyoutz · Mar 16, 2004

Duh! Guess I should have read the post more carefully. Same model number, very different tractors.

challengertn · Mar 17, 2004

Just priced a 4110 with FEL this week. $17,350

muleman · Mar 18, 2004

I dont think a 4110 will handle a 7'disc mower.Mine is a VICON and requires 10 hp per disc.I have 6 discs on mine and it really pulls down a 5000 ford in heavy fescue & orchard grass.I usually try to mow in 6th gear,but there are times when I cant,due to lack of power. I want a 4110 for raking and utility work.Will it load and unload 6x5 bales,and are dual remotes available?I would need em for my V rake