Establishing Value of Broken 4110

[Willman]

Looks like front sub frame brace’s missing, from cross member to engine side plates

 

[skipmarcy]

Yes, that bracing is there if a loader is installed. My early 4110 (#0043) came with a factory installed loader new but did not have those braces - Mahindra gave me a set to install myself after I repaired the near-catastrophy as shown by the OP. The braces may or may not have kept the bolts from loosening, will never know in my case, but that was poor assembly not securing those bolts with no external access.

 

[Willman]

Yes, that bracing is there if a loader is installed. My early 4110 (#0043) came with a factory installed loader new but did not have those braces - Mahindra gave me a set to install myself after I repaired the near-catastrophy as shown by the OP. The braces may or may not have kept the bolts from loosening, will never know in my case, but that was poor assembly not securing those bolts with no external access.

Yes, the OP said he was using the loader, even though isn’t on in his photo

 

[Merrill]

Looks like front sub frame brace’s missing, from cross member to engine side plates

Willman, thank you for the reply. When I took the loader off the tractor, only 3 attachment points were used: the front cross bar in front of the grill and the left and right side mounts.

Can you send me a picture of the brace that is missing? That would be most helpful.

 

[Willman]

Willman, thank you for the reply. When I took the loader off the tractor, only 3 attachment points were used: the front cross bar in front of the grill and the left and right side mounts.

Can you send me a picture of the brace that is missing? That would be most helpful.

Photos of left and right, tried to find parts numbers but not shown in my loader manual
However the Bradco backhoe manual states & shows that these brackets need to be ordered from KMW the loader manufacturer
I believe this was an update to the loader sub frame sometime between 2001 your year and 2004 my year
The loader manual apparently was not updated
Hope this helps

 

[Merrill]

Photos of left and right, tried to find parts numbers but not shown in my loader manual
However the Bradco backhoe manual states & shows that these brackets need to be ordered from KMW the loader manufacturer
I believe this was an update to the loader sub frame sometime between 2001 your year and 2004 my year
The loader manual apparently was not updated
Hope this helps

Thank you sir. That is exactly what I needed to see.

 

[Offroadtek]

Thank you sir. That is exactly what I needed to s

Photos of left and right, tried to find parts numbers but not shown in my loader manual
However the Bradco backhoe manual states & shows that these brackets need to be ordered from KMW the loader manufacturer
I believe this was an update to the loader sub frame sometime between 2001 your year and 2004 my year
The loader manual apparently was not updated
Hope this helps

Those brackets are parts KMW12082019 and KMW12082018 on the Mahindra Parts Catalog. They show for ml112 bracket with S/N 03058028-CURRENT(04010233)

Now to find a set.

My local Mahindra dealer said they are Orderable parts, about $270 for the set. But they are out of stock with no ETA.

 

[Merrill]

Those brackets are parts KMW12082019 and KMW12082018 on the Mahindra Parts Catalog. They show for ml112 bracket with S/N 03058028-CURRENT(04010233)

Now to find a set.

My local Mahindra dealer said they are Orderable parts, about $270 for the set. But they are out of stock with no ETA.

Thanks for the info.

 

[Offroadtek]

I have not been able to find any new or used yet. I don’t think it’s going to be too hard to get a fab shop to make a couple plates that will welded to the bottom bar of the subframe. I created another thread about this also.

 

[Merrill]

Yes, that bracing is there if a loader is installed. My early 4110 (#0043) came with a factory installed loader new but did not have those braces - Mahindra gave me a set to install myself after I repaired the near-catastrophy as shown by the OP. The braces may or may not have kept the bolts from loosening, will never know in my case, but that was poor assembly not securing those bolts with no external access.

Hello sir. You were most helpful last year when I shared my broken 4110 with you on TractorByNet.

Let me update you my current situation. I ordered the front transmission housing, waited 10 months to arrive (not happy!), and started rebuilding the tractor. I replaced the input shaft with other smaller pieces and also replaced the clutch, pilot bearing, release bearing and pressure plate. It has taken me a couple of months to rebuild until today. When I cranked it today, I found that the clutch would not release, no matter how much I adjusted it. What could be causing this? How do I check this out? Thank you in advance!