Loader attachments for Mahindra 4110

[stumpfield]

I just got a used Mahindra 4110 with the standard loader. Previous owner didn't get the Skid Steer compatible option. I really need a pair of pallet fork to help with my home construction. Am I limited to the clamp-on type forks? Are there any other options? How difficult is it to convert to Skid Steer QA bucket? Do I need to get a new loader bucket if I want go that route? Thanks for you help.

 

[weldingisfun]

It is not difficult, just costly. Check with the local Mahindra Dealer.

 

[QRTRHRS]

This quick attach was referenced in a similar thread not long ago.

The quick attachment adaptor price looks fair to me but you are going to have to either purchase a new bucket or modify yours.

 

[MtnViewRanch]

I believe that Mahindra has pin on forks for your tractor. Unpin your bucket and pin on a fork attachment. Check with your dealer about this. The Mahindra website shows that this option is available.

 

[SPYDERLK]

I just got a used Mahindra 4110 with the standard loader. Previous owner didn't get the Skid Steer compatible option. I really need a pair of pallet fork to help with my home construction. Am I limited to the clamp-on type forks? Are there any other options? How difficult is it to convert to Skid Steer QA bucket? Do I need to get a new loader bucket if I want go that route? Thanks for you help.

Its pretty easy with a skid steer adapter as linked by QRTRHRS. The loader specific one would be preferred because it doesnt set the implement as far further out frontwards as does the adjustable. You can use your bucket if you modify it by removing the pin on ears and welding on a skid steer receiver plate. I got one from an eBay seller for $90.
Mahindra also sells the SK adapter for the 4110 but Ive heard about problems with implements falling off the early ones.
larry

 

[stumpfield]

Thanks for the info. Are the clamp-on type forks any good? Is there a particular design/brand better than others?
It seems the the pin on forks from Manhidra is the logical choice but little pricy. Dealer was firm on charging full msrp plus freight to order one. Is there any third party pin-on pallet fork for the ML112 loader? Thanks again.

 

[jwcinpk]

What are you going to be lifting?
For light loads, the clamp on bucket forks will do fine. For very much weight you'll need to find another solution. Hard to justify it if you won't use them much or if you don't want to lift anything heavy but the skid steer QA sure is handy.

 

[rback33]

You can easily buy the pin on style forks that Mahindra sells for that loader. They pin where the bucket is now, or there is a pin on style QA you can buy to make it easier to switch between the bucket and forks.