Just thought that I would post some pictures of some of the attachments that I have fabricated and a couple of the upgrades that I have added to my 4110. The attached picture shows the auxillary hydraulics that I have added. I ordered the rear hydraulic kit then purchased a 2 spool valve from TSC and mounted it on the fender. I bent up a guard for the valve and mounted the ports on the back. I also added a hydraulic top link cyclinder, which makes using the quick hitch even smoother.
JD 4110 Attachments and Upgrades
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TerryinMD
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Okay... now that you have teased the folks with JD4100s.... what were the part numbers, where did you buy them, and last but not least... how much?
I gotta know... must have.... tired of playing with the mechanical links... pleeeeeaaaaaassssseeeee......
Terry
I gotta know... must have.... tired of playing with the mechanical links... pleeeeeaaaaaassssseeeee......
Terry
Terry,
the following link with give you all the information needed for the au. hydraulics for the 4100 4110 and think the 41115 tractors. Once you have that installed just purchase the control valve of your choice and style (Open Center Only) and connect the out and in ports to the out and in hoses of the aux. hydraulic kit. Make sure that the valve has a relief vavle built in and hen you all set. Last thing to do is connect the quick couplers and mount everything.
http://www.tractorbynet.com/cgi-bin...ber=116947&page=&view=&sb=&o=&vc=1#Post116947
the following link with give you all the information needed for the au. hydraulics for the 4100 4110 and think the 41115 tractors. Once you have that installed just purchase the control valve of your choice and style (Open Center Only) and connect the out and in ports to the out and in hoses of the aux. hydraulic kit. Make sure that the valve has a relief vavle built in and hen you all set. Last thing to do is connect the quick couplers and mount everything.
http://www.tractorbynet.com/cgi-bin...ber=116947&page=&view=&sb=&o=&vc=1#Post116947
Heath
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I just picked up my new 4110 last Saturday and I've already recognized the possible advantages of having hydraulic outlets on back. As part of my package, I picked up a 72" rear blade, a 72" rake, and a 60" box blade. I believe there is a good reason to at least have the hydraulic top link with the box scraper and blade, and I think that having a hydraulic pivot for the blade and rake would also be very helpful.
With your setup, approximately what degree of adjustment do you get on your rake? Is it equally adjustable to both sides? I'm just curious if you can get 45 degrees of pivot both ways.
Any input is greatly appreciated.
I can already see that this tractor is going to be a never-ending project!
Heath
With your setup, approximately what degree of adjustment do you get on your rake? Is it equally adjustable to both sides? I'm just curious if you can get 45 degrees of pivot both ways.
Any input is greatly appreciated.
I can already see that this tractor is going to be a never-ending project!
Heath
I believe the rake will angle something like 30-35 degrees both ways. At those angles, it works real good, not sure if having 45 degrees would be that much of a benefit. The top link is also handy with the rake. You would be amazed at how aggressive the rake can be when you alter the top angle. If you’re going to add the aux. hydraulic spools, it would be worth it to go with a three spool valve then just the two. One is always going to be used for top link operation and then that would leave two extra. I plumbed a line set out on to the loader for the front blade and grapple, but would like to have an extra set out there so that I can fabricate either a V-Plow or a blade that has power wings. The other ice feature of two extra would be for a rear blade, one for angle and one for either offset or tilt.
You will love your tractor. I have a list a mile long of things to fabricate for mine, just not enough time to get at all them. Most important thing to get for your tractor is a quick hitch for the three point. Don’t get the Deere I-Match, get one from Tractor Supply. The reason I say this is that the Speeco Hitch has an adjustable top link, where the Deer I-Match does not. This makes hooking up to different manufactured attachments easier.
Randy
You will love your tractor. I have a list a mile long of things to fabricate for mine, just not enough time to get at all them. Most important thing to get for your tractor is a quick hitch for the three point. Don’t get the Deere I-Match, get one from Tractor Supply. The reason I say this is that the Speeco Hitch has an adjustable top link, where the Deer I-Match does not. This makes hooking up to different manufactured attachments easier.
Randy
Heath
Silver Member
Thanks for the reply. I can already see that I need to buy a welder and start practicing. I was at Tractor Supply last night looking at welders and hydraulic components.
I've got a Deere iMatch on the way. I hope I don't regret purchasing that specific model. To this point, I've purchased all of my implements from my Deere dealer so I hope the lack of top adjustability won't be too much of a problem.
I've got a Deere iMatch on the way. I hope I don't regret purchasing that specific model. To this point, I've purchased all of my implements from my Deere dealer so I hope the lack of top adjustability won't be too much of a problem.
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