new to me 2005 John Deere 110 TLB

[Snowflakepusher]

I'm taking delivery of my new to me 110 tlb next week. It has about 3100 hours and was school district owned previously. Is there anything I should look for when I do the first service? The dealer I am buying it from (kubota dealer) is replacing the return springs on the hydrostatic pedals because the forward pedal spring was broken. I am planning a full service, replacing all fluids and filters.

Also I am looking for some more QA buckets for the backhoes in the 18'' 20'' or 24'' range.

 

[beenthere]

Where are you "looking" ?

 

[Snowflakepusher]

I am in western ny. I have been looking around on fb marketplace, craigslist, the local equipment dealers, and machinery trader etc online

 

[GreatWhitehunter]

Take a good look around the bell housing for cracks, once you get it home be sure to check the bolt torque on all the loader bolts.

Matt

 

[Snowflakepusher]

I'll be sure to check them when I get it home, the deal is mostly already done but I talked with the guys at the school district and more than anything it pushed snow, the backhoe is tight like new

 

[two_bit_score]

Pics yet?

 

[Snowflakepusher]

I have not picked it up yet... They are repairing the hydro pedal return springs but here's one. I am hoping to have it monday or tuesday next week

 

[Snowflakepusher]

I actually was in the deere dealer today and got to talk to the tech that usually was the one working on it when the school district owned it. He made me feel a lot better about the hours on it. They basically pushed snow with it and used it as a fork lift. He has just calibrated everything last year and it flow tested excellent about a year ago

 

[XSKIER]

I really like the cab, and 4N1 on that!

 

[Snowflakepusher]

I have mixed feelings about the cab but the 4in1 is going to be nice! For the price I can deal with a cab, it'll be nice in the winter