JD 4410 w/loader - what to look for when buying used

[mfreund]

Congratulations on the new member of the family!! Once you get used to it it will be your go to tractor!

 

[sparc]

Yes there are adapters out there to convert deere quick attach to bobcat hookup. I don't have any more info but if you Google it a bit you will find information. Other members should have more insight on this. I run Deere attachments

John

Thanks, did some searching and found one on Amazon of all places.

Best 73,

Bob

 

[sparc]

I got some time yesterday to put it to use and see what you are talking about with the loader quick connect. I see a little movement there but it would seem there will always be some. Looks to be correctable with a little weld buildup on the wear pads if it becomes excessive.

On the online manual, I did locate it on the Deere website and read through it. Printed out the maintenance schedule so I can keep up on everything. I'll order the CD manuals as I like to have them for all my equipment and I do plan to keep this a while.

 

[sparc]

Yes there are adapters out there to convert deere quick attach to bobcat hookup. I don't have any more info but if you Google it a bit you will find information. Other members should have more insight on this. I run Deere attachments

John

Well, Christmas came early for me. Wife saw me looking at that adapter the other day online and she went and ordered it as a Christmas gift for me. Came home today and found it sitting in the drive in front of the garage. Came in the house and found a note saying enjoy your early present, she wasn't home but I'll give her a big thank you when she returns!!

Still wrapped in cardboard and its raining so I drug it in the garage. I'll get it out tomorrow and get it set up on the tractor. I have a set of forks for my Bobcat so this will be real handy. Now I can use the Bobcat 60" bucket or the forks in addition to the 430 bucket.

I still owe this thread some photos, hopefully tomorrow if the WX cooperates.

 

[sparc]

photos from today.

I built a quick PHD stand based on some examples I found here so I could get it off and mount the rear blade in case we get snow tomorrow. Need to add some support in the front for the drive shaft and yoke so I can just back up and unhook. I used a pallet so I can move it using the forks on the Bobcat or the tractor if I need to. The cross arm is loose and gets removed when backing the PHD in, then insert the cross arm and lower the PHD about an inch to put the loada on the stand.

I put the Bobcat to JD quick attach adapter on and tried mounting the forks and also the Bobcat bucket, worked great. I don't see me using the Bobcat bucket on the tractor often just wanted to try it out.

 

[RoyJackson]

Very nice!
Thanks for posting the pics!

 

[sparc]

Thanks Roy,

I hope to have this a long time.

And thanks again for your help.

Bob

 

[KB9UDE]

Very nice.

 

[sparc]

Just curious. what would be the equivalant in todays' CUT from Deere.
Is a 3320 or 3520 about the same as the 4410 ?

 

[RoyJackson]

Just curious. what would be the equivalant in todays' CUT from Deere.
Is a 3320 or 3520 about the same as the 4410 ?

The 4410 has 35 HP, 28-29 PTO HP (eHydro) 30 PTO HP (gear)
The 3520 has 37 engine HP, 30 PTO HP (Tractor Data does not specify if this rating is with the gear or HST transmission)

The 3320 has 32 engine HP and 25 PTO HP (which is pretty close to the 4310)