3-Point Hitch Deere 110TLB 3 point hitch
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Yesterday was my lucky day. I called the dealer and asked to talk to someone about a 3 point hitch. I asked about a hitch for a 4000 series and the guy said, well they make a kit for the 110tlb so maybe that is what you need. He then tells me that it is available for $805. It is LVB24858. It has the stabilizer chains instead of the bars. He also mentioned that there was a guy that he knew who was selling a used setup. He gave me the guys number and I went and picked it up. He sold it to me for $300 and it is in good shape. It has the stabilizer chains.
The guy I talked to before told me it was unavailable and that he had called John Deere and they told him it was unavailable. I think he was blowing smoke. I won't bother dealing with him in the future.
Thanks to everyone for all the help and sorry for misleading everyone.
Maybe I will see if I can install rear remotes on my machine? Supposedly they are not field installable.
AKfish
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Well... you scored big! Congrats!
You can do anything if you're willing to spend the money and do the work! You'll need to strip the tractor down to it's skivvies!! 6 port block valve with electric diverter that sits almost mid-tractor (about where the back of your heels rest on the floor) and a bunch of hard lines that run in every direction!
AKfish
jenkinsph
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$300 bucks you did good.:thumbsup: I need to get your opinion on some horse races coming up.
$300 bucks you did good.:thumbsup: I need to get your opinion on some horse races coming up.
When I spoke to the guy on the phone, he said he would sell it for half of the new price, but he didn't know what it was worth. I told him $805 and he said wow, I can do better than that, I will take $300. So that was nice of him. I tried not to sound too excited but I couldn't wait to get there.
18445mountainman
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I just bought a 110TLB and am finding out how hard it is to get a used 3pt Hitch for it, part # LVB24858 anyone know where there is one? I rather not spend $720 at the dealer.
I am new to the 110 TLB world but after much research I found that it was the tractor that fit my needs, well wants... I spent several hours reading threads and searching the internet for a 3pt hitch kit. Unfortunately I've run into some of the same issues discussed above; Deere no longer makes it, oh wait they do but it's $1500... I looked at a used gannon that a guy is selling locally and mentioned that I was looking for a 3pt hitch. He just happened to have a JD 3pt lower arms and lift arms, however he doesn't know what model they are off. I told him I'd like to try them on and see how they fit. It looks like everything fits, with some minor mods, but I'm not sure how long the lower arms "should" be. I'm afraid if they are much shorter then OEM then I'll hit the rear of the tractor when I lift any attachments... At any rate the point of this long drawn out story is that I'm looking for a measurement of an OEM 3pt hitch lower arm. The lower arm measures 26 inches from center to center. Can anyone help?
jenkinsph
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Might try to order the 4x20 series telescopic link arms from your Deere dealer through whole goods. When I ordered my 4520 I bought two sets of the telescopic links as an option, these came in a separate box and the tractor was shipped with the standard lower arms. I put one set on my 110tlb and one on the 4520. If I had known Brian with Fitrite Hydraulics at the time I would have ordered the topntilt kit or parts from him. Hooking up the Gannon box blade is much easier with the telescopic links.
Seems that you can buy the telescopic link arms for about $350 and the hydraulics from Brian and have less than $1000 in a telescopic tnt kit.
Seems that you can buy the telescopic link arms for about $350 and the hydraulics from Brian and have less than $1000 in a telescopic tnt kit.
I've looked at Brian's website and am planning on using his T&T implements, however a little confused about what you're saying "telescopic links". I don't have a good grasp on the correct terminology of all the parts of the 3pt hitch parts. From what I understand I need the two lower arms, one lifting link and then a stabilizing chain or bar. The rest I can get from Fitrite. When you say telescopic link, are you speaking of the lower arms? What I really need to know is if the lower arm I've got is long enough. Can you tell me how long your lower arms are?
