Front-End Loader John Deere 4100 loader

[tomcatoib]

i am wanting to put a front end loader on my john deere 4100 and want to kmow what model to get and were a good deal on one is thanks for any help!! thomas

 

[kennyd]

Do you have the hydraulics (joystick) on your tractor?

 

[tomcatoib]

Yea I do it is a 2001 model

 

[kennyd]

If you want a JD FEL, the model 410 was the original one sold for it but that will be a tough find. The newer model 200cx is available for your machine. There are a few aftermarket choices, everything will be in the $3000+ range.

 

[tomcatoib]

I was looking at the 200 xc did not know if it would fix would like to spend the least as possible thanks

 

[Agent Blue]

The problem is the owners that bought a machine with the loader seldom want to split up the attachments as they are worth more together and an easier sell. Dealers, in my experience will not split up a trade. If you did find a used loader you may have to buy the specific mount for your series tractor. Now your back to 80% of new. I built my own. If I remember correctly it cost $800 total for the parts and a week in the shop.
Good luck with your search.

 

[tomcatoib]

i found a 200 xc do u know how much a mount would cost? it was off a 2305 jd that mount would not fit the 4100?

 

[kennyd]

Here are all the parts involved, you will have to check with your dealer for prices:




MOUNTING FRAMES (4100, 4110 TRACTORS)

Cart key PART NO. PART NAME QTY SERIAL NO. 200X 200CX REMARKS

1 AW34065 Frame 1 X X (SUB FOR AW33483) L.H.
2 W51622 Self-Locking Screw 6 X X M20 X 40MM
3 AW33481 Plate 1 X X L.H.
4 AW33480 Plate 1 X X R.H.
5 W51621 Self-Locking Screw 14 X X M10 X 35MM
6 AW34064 Frame 1 X X (SUB FOR AW33482) R.H.
7 14M7300 Flange Nut 2 X X M20
8 W51614 Self-Locking Screw 6 X X M12 X 35MM
9 14M7275 Nut 6 X X M12
10 LVU12858 Bushing 2 X X 22.650 X 36.460 X 32 mm

Cart key PART NO. PART NAME QTY SERIAL NO. 200X 200CX REMARKS

11 14M7335 Nut 2 X X M20 JAM NUT
12 W50795 Rod 1 X X

 

[sandman2234]

I sold a 4100 that had a loader on it, that had been thru a fire. When I got it, the paint was a little scorched, but still green. The tractor actually was sitting next to a barn that burnt, and the gas tank and rubber caught fire. I let it sit outside, so it rusted and appears to be worse than it really was, so somebody looking for one might pass, being concerned about strength being compromised by the fire, which isn't the case with this one. I kept the loader bucket (4'?) but really haven't gotten a firm plan in mind for it. The bucket is straight, and I did throw a coat of that green stuff on it to prevent rusting. (Quick disconnect JD bucket).The loader stick had too much plastic in it, and didn't make it thru.The loader was sent to T&H tractor salvage in Pavo, Ga. The framework is good, cylinders probably will need redoing by now, but a great starting point. They paid me well for it, so don't expect it to go cheap...
David from jax