What sold you on the 4310?

rockyridgefarm · Nov 22, 2003

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Does anyone know how much weight the 430 loader can lift for the 4310 tractor )</font>

From the 430 Manual
Tractor Model 4300/4400
Front Tires 7.00-14 6PR R1
Rear Tires 11.2-24 4PR R1
Wheelbase (WB) 1726 mm (68 in.)
Material Bucket
Width 1550 mm (61 in.)
Length (N) 618 mm (24.3 in.)
Mass 86 kg (189 lb)
Hydraulic System
Rated Flow 32.6 L/Min (8.6 gal/min)
Maximum Pressure 17.2 MPA (2494 psi)
Maximum Lift Height
To Pivot Pin (A) 2575 mm (101.4 in.)
Clearance
Bucket Level (B) 2375 mm (93.5 in.)
Bucket Dumped (C) 1989 mm (78.3 in.)
Overall Length (WB+F) 3187 mm (125.5 in.)
Digging Depth (H) 155 mm (6 in.)
Reach
At Max Lift Height (D) 651 mm (25.6 in.)
Bucket on Ground (F) 1460 mm (57.5 in.)
Angles
Max Dump (E) 45°
Max Dump at Ground 130°
Max Rollback (G) 30°
Rollback at Full Height (SAE) 64°
Overall Height
In Carry Position (J) 1385 mm (54.5 in.)
Lift Capacity
To Max Height at Pivot Point (U) 572 kg (1258 lb)
To Max Height (V) 475 kg (1045 lb)
To 1.5 m (59 in.) at Pivot Point (W) 883 kg (1943 lb)
To 1.5 m (59 in.) (X) 765 kg (1687 lb)
With Forklift to Max Height (U) 345 kg (760 lb)
Breakout Force
At Pivot Point (Y) 14676 N (3299 lb force)
500 mm (19.7 in.) Forward of Pivot Point (Z) 10750 N (2417 lb force)
Bucket Rollback Force
At Max Height (VV) 9587 N (2155 lb force)
At 1.5 m (59 in.) Lift Height (XX) 14898 N (3349 lb force)
At Ground Level Line (ZZ) 13293 N (2988 lb force)

Tractors4u · Nov 22, 2003

You know what I said about a couple issues on the Deere that stalled my decision? On the AGCO there were a couple of things that I just didn't like. 1. The loader could not be remove the way the dealer sets them up. The tractor had two hydraulic remotes on the back of the tractor and he had mounted the diverter valve under the right floor board and then ran hydro lines to the rear remotes. Even if you unplugged the lines fron the remotes, the hydro lines from the loader were still hard plumbed to the tractor; meaning you would have to get out your wrench and disconnect the lines from the tractor. 2. I asked about a 3rd remote for the back of the tractor and he said, "why, you've already got 2." But I would have to disconnect one of those from the loader to plug anything else in. 3. The joystick for the loader looked like it was put on as an after thought.

The Massey 1433V is identical to this AGCO tractor and they had set theirs up the way I liked it. Remotes for the loader under the right side of the tractor with quick disconnects so the loader could be removed. I never asked them about a 3rd remote for the rear. The joystick for the loader was positioned better and looked like it was built for the tractor. But alas, the Massey dealer wouldn't get down on the price like the AGCO dealer would. It was a shame too because the tractor was nice and the dealer there is great. The Deere dealer I am working with is good. I have known him since I was 5.