rear hydraulics for JD 4110

kennyd · Oct 17, 2005

( Kennyd is the expert, and hopefully he (and others can help you (and me) out. )

As Gomer would say, GAAALLLYYYY /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif

I am by no means a "Expert", but I have spent MANY hours investigating and learning about this subject as it applies the the 4110 and 4115 tractors.

deere_x475guy · Oct 17, 2005

Everyone thanks for the info. Go figure, I should have known it wouldn't be a bolt on. Kennyd when you get your setup working would be willing to share part numbers and maybe a few photo's of your set up?

Cliff_Johns · Oct 17, 2005

( You have the DSCV for your FEL, Or did you mean to say (type) Backhoe? )

Yes. I meant backhoe, of course.
Cliff

kennyd · Oct 17, 2005

( Kennyd when you get your setup working would be willing to share part numbers and maybe a few photo's of your set up? )

You Bet!
I already have the pics of the bracket, Just waiting to get it all installed to make one thread in the customization forum, just like I did with the electric diverter I put on the FEL.

Unfourtunately, if you want "bolt on", you will have to step up to the mid-sized chassis models.

Are we getting close to buying a new tractor /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif, or is all of this "food for thought"?

deere_x475guy · Oct 18, 2005

I guess you would call it getting ready to buy a new tractor. Financing is all set. I am just working through the final details of what I would like to have. The 2210 has around 380 hours on it and has served me well. I would say around 50 of those hours have been in mowing and the rest is loader work and ground engageing equipment. I want something with more ground clearance. That hydro filter and cooling fan are really in a bad place for what I am doing. The pto hp difference between the 2210 and the 4110 is very little. I just hope I can push into a pile of dirt and scoop as well as I could with the 2210. I am thinking about a grapple set up for it before I take delivery.

deere_x475guy · Oct 19, 2005

Dutch if your right about this "There is a rear hydraulic kit for the tractor, that
will essentially split your loader control hydraulics and provide
a set of outlets at the rear of the tractor that will run off the joystick. I believe part # is LVBM25362"

Then my dealer is installing something I don't want. They are using that part number and claimed that it would just supply a hydraulic loop to the rear for something like a log splitter. They said it would not be operated by the joystick. I will give them a call this morning.

Thanks

Dutch445 · Oct 19, 2005

Ok,
I was corrected earlier, this kit does not "split" your joystick
controls between front and back. As Kenny said, it allows you to unhook your loader hoses, and then used your joystick for
implements on the back of the tractor.
What your dealer thinks he is installing is the power beyond, which is great for backhoes and log splitters that have their own valves. But, the part number I posted is just the rear outlet kit, to bring oil from the joystick control to the rear of the tractor.
the power beyond kit is BM19290, in case you want that.

I have attached a picture of the outlets at the rear of the tractor with the LVBM25362 kit.

good luck
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Tractors4u · Oct 19, 2005

I am not sure what is available for the 4110 but I have installed what you are looking for on my 4310. It is a single rear SCV. The single rear SCV gives you two hydraulic outlets on the rear of the tractor and a control lever for them beside the seat in front of the 3 pt control. If you put "power beyond" on your tractor, you would still need to add a controller for it. The rear SCV allows you to use your loader and the rear without interference. I hope this helps.

Dutch445 · Oct 19, 2005

Unfortunately, the 4110 doesn't come with what's called
a " 3 spool valve" like the 4310 has. Those tractors already
have the valve and just needs to have the control and oil lines
installed. The 4110 only has the 2 spool valve, so it isn't quite as easy to get an outlet at the rear of the tractor that is separate from the 2 functions of the joystick.
Kenny is going the power beyond route with it's own valve, no
conflict with his loader operation.

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kennyd · Oct 19, 2005

( \Then my dealer is installing something I don't want. They are using that part number and claimed that it would just supply a hydraulic loop to the rear for something like a log splitter. They said it would not be operated by the joystick. )

If you want to eventually end up with 2 rear remotes, controlled by their own valves, operated independent of the FEL, then you will need the the Power Beyond (hydraulic loop at the back of the tractor) to make that happen.

The "Rear Hydraulic Kit" is just a set of hoses the extends the mid DSCV couplers to the rear. This will not help you if you leave your loader on AND run rear implements with hydraulics.

I will pm you with my phone #, call me if you still need clarification...