4110 with Woods Brush Bull BB840

[coffeeman]

I just cut about 40 acres of heavy brush and small trees. I was a little worried at first. The BB is 1280 pounds and the machine makes the front wheels of tractor lift from too much weight while lifting the cutter. But, not being the smartest person in the world, I forged on. Didn't get any weight for front and started cutting. The tractor handled cutter well as long as tail wheel is on ground. Had to be careful on hill. Making sharp turns should be done slowly. 4110 had plenty of power and I was Impressed. The cutter has a 7 ft cut and is almost 8 ft wide on outside. The 4110 is on the low side of hp recommended for use with this size Woods. Another reason to worry. 4110 cut up trees like tooth picks; no need to worry. However, since it's such a heavy cutter, it makes sense to be careful when operating.

Again, I think the 4110 handled the BB840 like a champ. I'm impressed with my 4110 so far. It works good. Had it a couple years now. I'm knocking on wood as I type this.

Cheers.....Coffeeman

 

[Keith_B]

I find there is a lot to like about the 4110, it handles a lot of the things that I have thrown at it and does a good job in doing those tasks.

The 4110 is almost a niche tractor. It is large for a compact, one of the largest in the 40hp class (if not the largest) and handles a lot of implements and jobs designed for full sized utility tractors. At the same time it has the nimbleness and manueverability of the compacts.