Buying Advice looking at my first tractor

[jenkinsph]

if your thinking about getting a backhoe, id forget the cab. i tried one with a cab and backhoe, and i had to continually climb off the BH and back into the cab to move froward.

too bad they dont have some foot controls out on the backhow to move a hst tractor with.

Not a problem with the 110tlb and Laurin cab I can drive it around the yard if I want to.

 

[AKfish]

Not a problem with the 110tlb and Laurin cab I can drive it around the yard if I want to.

Big smarty pants!!

AKfish

 

[jenkinsph]

Big smarty pants!!

AKfish

With HVAC.

 

[landscapebear]

Thanks for the input! I will look in to the TLB 110 a little more. one question for you guy's that have them. or maybe a couple question. One would be is taking the backhoe on and off as easy as they say. like 5 min one you get the hang of it or longer. Then other queston is I need to know the width of the tractor at at the rear, the height from grown to top of ropes. looking at a trailer as well and was see if it will ride between the fenders or if it was wider. Long story short a tunnal is in the way of going in and out where I live. only down side to where I live.

 

[jenkinsph]

I will get you some height measurements tommorow but the 110tlb fits best on a 80" wide floor between the wheels which lowers the trailer height. I use a Big Tex 12pi equipment trailer to move mine, 20ft length. Enough capacity to carry an additional heavy implement with me in one trip. The loader bucket is 72" wide so fits an 80" wide trailer floor easily.

Removing the hoe takes me a little longer with the cab, typically 10 to 15 minutes including moving the rear glass back to position. On a standard 110 with smooth pins and a little practice this is a 5-10 minute job including the hitch . Once you have done it a time or two this is a simple task.

Pictured below you can see a 110 is taller than a 4x20 series tractor. The orops and this Laurin cab are the same height so no difference there.