New (to me) JD 110 Coming this Way!

[catdozer]

i got to admit that is a very nice 110!!! looks very handy. :thumbsup: wish we could justify a 110 but the Bobcat T190 and 331 work very well together. as im looking at the picture is the bottom grapple tines bent any? or are my eyes playing tricks on me?

 

[Martian]

i got to admit that is a very nice 110!!! looks very handy. :thumbsup: wish we could justify a 110 but the Bobcat T190 and 331 work very well together. as im looking at the picture is the bottom grapple tines bent any? or are my eyes playing tricks on me?

Thanks!

And yep, those grapple tines are bent, said that was the only issue with the hole set-up. Really only disappointment of the tractor too, he got the (very) light duty grapple. I was thinking I was going to have to pay this much for the 110 and then get all those attachments after though, so I'll either reinforce it or get a HD root grapple when the time comes. For now, though, I'll put up with the lighter duty and bent tines.

 

[jenkinsph]

The 110tlb is self leveling, when you look at the right side of the loader inside the rail the large round anodized rod is the linkage for the self leveling.

Martian I did notice today that the bucket is standard duty too.

Good thing is the boxblade is identical to mine and it is heavy duty.:thumbsup:

 

[Martian]

Thanks Steve,

SL is the only thing I thought was missing, so that's awesome it's got it.

I'm might have to find myself welding some steel on that bucket then. I guess he thought the light duty stuff would do it as he has the light duty grapple to...

 

[Zebrafive]

The 110tlb is self leveling, when you look at the right side of the loader inside the rail the large round anodized rod is the linkage for the self leveling.

Martian I did notice today that the bucket is standard duty too.

Good thing is the boxblade is identical to mine and it is heavy duty.:thumbsup:

Please post picture(s) of the SL on the loader. Just curious how it works, compared to my 640 SL loader

 

[catdozer]

The 110tlb is self leveling, when you look at the right side of the loader inside the rail the large round anodized rod is the linkage for the self leveling.

Now instruct me on Deere's SL, on Cat you have the same rod type but just keeps the bucket from rolling back dumping dirt on the cab, and the rod has a gauge to tell that you are level but it's not self leveling. On Deere is it like an electric gauge?

 

[Zebrafive]

Now instruct me on Deere's SL, on Cat you have the same rod type but just keeps the bucket from rolling back dumping dirt on the cab, and the rod has a gauge to tell that you are level but it's not self leveling. On Deere is it like an electric gauge?

I am thinking it's some type of anti-rollback system too. That's why I asked for pictures to better understand how it works.

 

[Martian]

Don't quote me guys. Just what I'm assuming, I just read somewhere (don't even remember where now). But I believe I have circled what actuates it. As you move the loader up it moves that back and there should be a lever back there, and then it tells the hydraulics up front to lower ___ amount. Similar to how the Cat (non IT) and JD full size tlb's work, I believe.

 

[AKfish]

Don't quote me guys. Just what I'm assuming, I just read somewhere (don't even remember where now). But I believe I have circled what actuates it. As you move the loader up it moves that back and there should be a lever back there, and then it tells the hydraulics up front to lower ___ amount. Similar to how the Cat (non IT) and JD full size tlb's work, I believe.

Yep.... there ya go! That's it! Big honkin' thing - got like 4 grease zerks on it. :laughing:

AKfish

 

[Edward. S]

:laughing::laughing:

Thanks Edward, your welcome to take that new 6430 down to my place and help me work the land any time you want

Well, I'd love to but I have no time to bring it down maybe my 4700, I can do some donuts on your lawn would be ok right? :laughing: