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The MS261 is 50cc, the 026 is also 50cc, and the 024 is 45cc.

I usually haul it on a tilt deck that is 19’6” flat and a good part part of the hoe is over the tongue yet. You could probably haul it in one with the bucket up and the hoe over the tongue depending on the length of the trailer. Also, the 110 weighs about 8,000 pounds

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Yes, I am still happy with my purchase. I would have liked to know prior to buying it that the bell housing was cracked and repaired, but I probably still would have purchased it. My model is a 2008 and from what I have seen they haven't added additional bracing. That being said, if you keep the loader mast bolts tight and don't carry loads in the loader and the backhoe at the same time you may not have a problem. I like the John Deere and chose it over the Kubota for a few reasons. The similar HP Kubota has smaller rear tires and had the steering brakes on the same side as the hydrostatic pedals so brake turning was hard(they fixed that issue on the newest models). It has done pretty much everything I have wanted it to do. I have a video of digging out a stump, and have done a few others as well. If you had 40 stumps you wanted out, I might rent an excavator. I have a grapple for it which it handles with ease and moves very large logs. I have done some light ground clearing I guess you could say. There are a few other lesser issues these have, notably some cracks often develop on the loader supports as well as wearing out pins. The loader cracks are easily welded and I have a video I will post sometime of doing that. If you were to purchase one I bet it would be inexpensive to have a local welder brace it for you and weld the loader if there were cracks. Thinking about it, my machine likely was rather abused in its first life. Maybe I can make a video of everything to look for prior to purchase as I only noticed most of the things after using it for awhile. I don't think any machine would have suited me better as something bigger would be too big since we have 20 acres and I wanted something hydrostatic drive. The new Kubota M62 is tempting, but also would be >$80,000 similarly equipped to mine and has too many electronics. My neighbor has a mini hoe and a tracked skid steer, but this does better than those in our woods since we have a good bit of swamp. Haven't gotten it stuck where I couldn't pull myself out. I wish I had a good video of it, but it also has put out two fires on our property. I joke with my wife I should apply for the local fire department.

I actually broke my grapple twice within the first 3 months of using it moving brush and ripping out trees.

Yeah I guess that would be a huge factor in preventing a cracked bell housing by keeping loader arm bolts torqued to 150lbs and not stressing the frame by having a loaded bucket and backhoe. In regards to clearing my acreage I think I have maybe 20 tree stumps to dig out but I'm not in a rush......any idea how many hours you can get out of the Perkins diesel motors before you have to refresh it (inframe). Yes I think that is a good idea to post a video going over what to look for when considering purchasing a JD 110 TLB, I'm sure you would get a fair bit of traffic. Anyways I've got 2 Im looking at with both around 4500 hours, one with an enclosed cab and heat the other one with open cab....I like the closed cab, now if I can just get the price down a bit,LOL........take care @@ifitworks901

I think you could get those stumps done with this machine unless they were very large trees with a deep taproot. They have a Yanmar diesel and I don't know how many hours to say before a rebuild would be needed. I think I have 80-90 hours per year on mine so I bet it would last awhile for you. Cab is nice protecting you from branches in the woods. Makes it hotter in the summer though. I don't really care about the heat unless you wanted to wear a T-shirt while plowing.

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That is an interesting thought. I will try that.

Was missing when I purchased the machine.

@@ifitworks901 you might want to try to get one because if you do get one it will not overheat as much due to the fact that without it it's sucking in a lot more debris so it will overheat more without it than if you had one oh and it has the wrong deck on it the deck that's supposed to be on it is the 7iron II deck but it has the deck from the previous generation 1435 which is just the 7iron I personally recommend the 7iron pro 72 best deck that john deere makes.

Wow, you know a good bit about these machines. I should look around for a hood and see if I can find one. I purchased the deck separately as it only came with a snowblower.

@@ifitworks901 I have been obsessed with these things ever since I was very little I'm planning on getting one in the next couple years hopefully a 1445 or better yet a 1585

Yeah, I could use one

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That sounds rather interesting. Didn't know they had one. I ended up fixing it with a piece of aluminum diamond plate and some pop rivets from Harbor Freight. I posted a video about it too since there were a good bit of repairs to be made.

I bought 4 because I didn't want to have oversteer with them just on the front or understeer with them just on the back. I rotate which ones go on the front every year and swap them out in the spring for all seasons. The difference it makes with those tires is amazing.

Thanks! I have two sets of rims so I can run all seasons in the summer.

Yes! I haven't used it much yet as I am still painting the backhoe

Thanks. I flip it and then climb over to get back. I flip it over with me in it to move to the front. Since my sons like to tag along I plan on bolting a seat permanently facing backward with a seat belt for them. Then I won't have to flip the seat anymore. I can film some of the cab, I have a Laurin which I think is made up North. Only thing it doesn't have is A/C. There is a cab company selling cabs for them for pennies on the dollar. I think it would be $5400 for everything.

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Why thank-you. Water would be simple. Just drill a hole in the side of a bin and place these bowls. www.amazon.com/RentACoop-Automatic-Chicken-Waterer-Poultry/dp/B07D6VFCWM/ref=zg_bs_4619364011_sccl_2/142-7509689-1694646?th=1

Shucks! What brand and amp hour size of battery? For my boys other vehicles that draw more current I have two battery adapters. Running on two batteries helps them to both run cooler I think.

It certainly improved the traction by a good bit

My thoughts exactly

Years ago I spoke with a Deere rep. 2012 was there last model year. Economy was a mess (remember it was half way through the Obama years). National EPA Tier4 rules would require John Deere to do a complete redesign to accommodate all the emissions garbage. No more sloped hood, etc. New tractors need alot more H.P. just to function. He said if the economy wasn't as bad they may have done it, but they just stepped back and stopped production. The 110 TLB was designed and built by Deere's Forestry and Construction division, not the Ag division like most tractors. Without doubt it is the finest compact tractor ever built. Brute tanks.

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