Buying Advice TLB 110

[richieg]

Looking to buy used JD tlb 110 is there any year better than the other.
Any input would be appreciated
Thanks
Richie G

 

[MORRISONSTEEL]

I am not aware of any major changes throughout the production run, you will also want to make sure it has the features you desire. Many of the optional hyd add on's where not offered as field installed but as factory only. So things like rear remotes, 7 function hoe, etc there is no oem kit to add those features. Good luck

 

[GreatWhitehunter]

The 110 was unchanged through it's entire production run which ended in 2011.
Best advice I can offer is to seek an 110 with all the rear hydraulic SCV's as it's pricey to add additional SCV's after the fact and Deere doesn't offer a kit.

Matt

 

[DocDryden]

It took me two years to find the a 110 with all the options that I wanted. Here's a few photos that will help you in your search.

front hydraulics

Rear hydraulics

 

[richieg]

thanks guys i new about the remotes thats one thing i was looking for but i did not know about the lower remotes was that an option the only rear remote i new about was the one for the thumb
thanks
Richie G

 

[DocDryden]

1 Foot pedal to control the thumb

2 Hydraulic Hook up for the thumb

3 Quick connect bucket

 

[ultrarunner]

Always liked your setup Doc... mine only has the front aux hydraulics... no rear which would be nice for a thumb or hydraulic posthole digger.

 

[DocDryden]

yep, I have no regrets buying my 110

My old Ferguson TO20 in the background

 

[jenkinsph]

I am glad I bought mine with the full hydraulics 3 front and 3 rear, 7 function hoe and the Laurin cab. The top and tilt hitch with telescopic links added later makes it a very versatile machine.

 

[jenkinsph]

Doc,
You might consider the stabilizer cylinder guards too. Your 110 looks real nice.:thumbsup: