3-Point Hitch Deere 110TLB 3 point hitch

[88deere]

I have had my 110TLB for a couple months and am very pleased with it. It did not come with the 3 point hitch. My local dealer is telling me it is no longer available. I get the same message on the jdparts website, so I guess he is not pulling my leg. I am wondering if I can use a generic 3 point setup like I see on ebay. It would be nice to have the "top and tilt" hitch, but it shows no longer available either. I was told that 2010 was the last year of production for the 110TLB. Mine is a 2006 model. Thanks for any help. Bruce

 

[AKfish]

Mine is an '08 model with Top n Tilt. Comparison's with my neighbor's 4320 looks like the 3pt hardware from a 4000 series CUT would work just fine.

The only difference that I could see was the sway-turnbuckle on the lower draft arms for the 110 is very similar to the sway linkage on the 5000E series. The 4000 series has a sliding tube that is pinned to make adjustments.

The 110 linkage has a very HD turnbuckle. Everything else on the 3pt looks identical on the 110 and the 4320 machine.

AKfish

 

[jenkinsph]

I agree with AKfish, I have both the 110 and a 4520 and can interchange the hitch components. If you are looking to add the 3 pt hitch consider buying the telescopic links while you are at it. This makes hooking up a heavy boxblade much easier to do. It pisses me off to hear that the parts are not available but MountainViewRanch aka Brian can fix you up with a top and tilt hitch cylinders to fit your tractor. See Fit Rite Hydraulics as Brian is a sponsor and member of this forum. Here's a link to Brian's website, http://fitritehydraulics.com/

 

[two_bit_score]

I am disappointed in Deere a little bit not having those three points available for the tlb. Maybe they are thinking the interchange wil work but it's still not th same in my opinion.

 

[ctlguy]

Where are you located, I have access to a new top n tilt jd three point for a 110tlb.

 

[88deere]

Thanks for the help, I will let you know how it turns out. Bruce

 

[88deere]

I agree with AKfish, I have both the 110 and a 4520 and can interchange the hitch components. If you are looking to add the 3 pt hitch consider buying the telescopic links while you are at it. This makes hooking up a heavy boxblade much easier to do. It pisses me off to hear that the parts are not available but MountainViewRanch aka Brian can fix you up with a top and tilt hitch cylinders to fit your tractor. See Fit Rite Hydraulics as Brian is a sponsor and member of this forum. Here's a link to Brian's website, Fit Rite Hydraulics - fitritehydraulics.com

Thanks for the help. I am wondering if I have what I need to control the top and tilt cylinders. Where do they hook up and how are they controlled? Bruce

 

[AKfish]

Thanks for the help. I am wondering if I have what I need to control the top and tilt cylinders. Where do they hook up and how are they controlled? Bruce

You need to have the optional rear mounted SCV's. There are 3, 2-way SCV's hydraulic connectors on the left rear side of the tractor (looking from rear).

Control of the hydraulic functions are with 2 rocker switches A&B function just below the loader joystick and the C function is thru the thumb rocker switch on the top of the joystick.

(I've probably mis-labeled the A,B,C - but the 2 rocker switches and the joystick - is how they're controlled.)

AKfish

 

[MACDABS]

I called the dealer the other day about trading my 110TLB to get another 110 TLB with the hydraulic thumb option and he said they no longer offer that option ,and to keep my machine. Is the 110TLb going to be replaced soon? I have the top /tilt and recommend it for box blade work.
Mac

 

[AKfish]

No longer have the hyd thumb option? Well... that's only fitting - given that this year is the last year of production - nuts!!

Maybe those "market strategists/bean counters" at Deere will have their "comeuppance" in a couple of years.

What a fine day that would be...

AKfish