Rusty4242
Bronze Member
Does anyone know the lift capacity of the 410 loader that comes on the 4110 I
am considering buying? Thanks, Rusty
am considering buying? Thanks, Rusty
capacity of 410 loder.
- Thread starter Rusty4242
- Start date
- Views: 942
RalphVa
Super Member
- Joined
- Dec 19, 2003
- Messages
- 7,901
- Location
- Charlottesville, VA, USA
- Tractor
- JD 2025R, previously Gravely 5650 & JD 4010 & JD 1025R
I've heard it's around 1200-1300 # or about 1/3 cubic yard (not necessarily equal). I've a 410 loader on my 4010. It'll carry it completely full of gravel. The trick is to learn to curl the bucket and all to get it full when you push into a pile.
You'll need AT LEAST 300-400 # of ballast on the 3 ph if you're filling the 410 bucket full of gravel. Wouldn't hurt to have even more. It'll be really well balanced if you put about 500-600#(or more) of gravel in a box on a carryall on the back.
Ralph
You'll need AT LEAST 300-400 # of ballast on the 3 ph if you're filling the 410 bucket full of gravel. Wouldn't hurt to have even more. It'll be really well balanced if you put about 500-600#(or more) of gravel in a box on a carryall on the back.
Ralph
kennyd
Advertiser
I seem to remember about 900 or so lbs. from the manual...and I use a ballest box that weighs at least 600-700 lbs.
As Ralph said, picking up heaping buckets (54" in my case) of rock or gravel is no problem for this machine.
As Ralph said, picking up heaping buckets (54" in my case) of rock or gravel is no problem for this machine.