he starts the specific answer at 5:45 . Summary: comes down to costs. He wanted to leave the machine at the jobsite to do the whole home installation. 19mph road gear means not having to always trailer it. main reason: attachments. His family already has a bunch of attachments so he doesn't have to buy them. He's thinking about getting a skid steer to make finish work (flat ground) easier, but he's not sure.
I bought a backhoe for one big reason. I’m a one man operation. I needed something I could excavate, grade, and move material with one machine that I can fit on one trailer. If I had to haul a mini excavator and a skid steer, I would have to make two trips to get my equipment out there. I don’t have a CDL and am limited to about 16,000 lbs of trailering weight. My backhoe has an 8 ft dig depth on an Ag type tractor. It’s enclosed and has heat and A/C. In Texas A/C is nice! I like the set up so much I’m debating on getting a Kubota M62 TLB with the 14 ft hoe. Down side is the M62 doesn’t have a cab and aftermarket cabs only have heat. I couldn’t imagine stepping up to a machine like that with 14 feet of reach. It would be awesome and I wouldn’t have to get on and off my tractor to use the hoe. I also could use a skid steer and there are times when that would do best. I’m not made of money so I may have to give up something. All I really need my Ag Tractor for that the M62 can’t do is provide me an enclosed cab when I’m bush hogging or spraying. So ideally I want to sell my Ag Tractor/backhoe and have a skid steer for loader work, bush hogging and spraying and have an M62 TLB when a TLB is the only way to go. I also have a Case 450 track loader for the really big stuff. Won’t ever sell that. In short, if I could only have one, a TLB, be it commercial type or Ag type over a skid steer all day long. If I was in the position to have a second machine, a skid steer would be my next purchase.
Love your channel and work my channel is not much but hope to give you a proper shout out at some point thanks for taking the time to watch frank I do appreciate it
I have the book and adjust some also took to dealership to calibrate and that was a joke thanks for the input and open to any other information are ideas you may have
Those JD 110 were so awesome, The cast Iron on that thing was beefy, Sad that JD killed them off was bumbed when I heard the news. The Backhoe on these is killer.
I know this is an old video but these 110's have always been one of my favorite machines and can't wait to have my own someday. Great overview of the machine and great videos Mikey.
Thanks for this video. I'm looking to get some land, do some forestry and lumber milling and maybe build a camp. Right now I'm trying to figure out what I need as opposed to want. On the used market, it looks like a 4wd tractor with a loader is going to be about $25k, where a wheeled skid steer is about $15k. Attachments are more expensive for a skid steer, but maybe I only really need 2 or 3 to get started,
Oh the suspense is killing us! Are you getting a skid steer or not 🤣 I could bring the TL250 up for you to try one weekend, you’ll be like backhoe what?! 🤣 great video! If it’s worked this long it will keep working for you
I had one of those for years and loved it!! One thing I would change is I wish it had 50hp. On our mountains up here, it would slow it down pretty good hauling material up the hills. It is definitely much more versatile than a skidsteer, but can't lift nearly as much. I see myself owning one again someday lol
I love John Deere farm equipment was raised up on em but you pay for the logo just like a Harley-Davidson. reason 101 why NOT TO BUY JOHN DEERE CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT IS BC THEY DISCONTINUE EVERYTHING, THEY DONT EVEN OFFER THESE 110 BACKHOES ANYMORE AND PARTS ARE HARD TO COME BY. THEY ARE DECENT little backhoes especially for landscaping and smaller site work but again they ARE DISCONTINUED LOL GOOD LUCK FINDING PARTS! Mike love your content brother you have came a very long way for sure! @Dirtperfect
Skid steers are lower profile and have great turning radius which is beneficial in a warehouse or tight location. Down side of a skid steer is repairing them or needing forks or bucket half way up and trying to climb out to do a one man operation. I'd stick with what you have as long as you can. The rare occasion that you just have to have a skid steer, rent one.
Why I’m watching this is because my dad just bought one for 30k with a snow blower,front loader bucket,a back how with two different buckets,a wood splitter, 22 foot trailer to hall it,and I big rake for the back of the tractor
Everyone has their own thoughts and opinions and mine is that I didn't think that I really needed a skid steer but bought one anyway just because I got a good deal on it and after owning one for many years there's no way that I could ever live without one. Now as far as a backhoe is concerned, you can actually buy both a skid steer and a mini excavator for the price of a backhoe and with 2 machines is twice the income if running them both at the same time granted you'd need another guy but I personally will never go back to a backhoe. As far as attachments if you can think of it or even imagine it they make it for a skid steer. Just my thoughts about the experiences that I've had with my business and what works for one person won't necessarily work for another person. Great video!!!
They are fine for landscaping and dirt, but we have too much Rock in our area. One customer bought one and used it like he would a 310E and tore it up.
I like the little 110. They are good machines. Used a few in my landscaping days. Versatile units. Power rakes are one of the best things since sliced bread.
I wish all John Deere tractors had skid steer attach as a standard feature. Their proprietary system isn’t bad, but connecting to an attachment has become difficult as the dump cylinders don’t move at the same rate. And the attacher are only linked at the pivot point so you really have to mess around to get that attachment on. It was fine brand new, but after a few years it’s difficult.
I’m looking into buying a small tractor myself that will take a backhoe hookup. What I’m looking at is a 1025R Deere tractor with a 260 backhoe. I’m hoping it will be just as beneficial to me for my landscape and grading work as this machine has been to you with your work. Nice video.
The TLB110 was a great marketing idea by Deere. One unit instead of a skid and a mini. Problem is sales were low and parts sales were even lower, thus making this tractor not profitable enough to continue production. It is a heavy duty version of the ag 4720. Great review. BTW ~ don't sell it , you will have sellers remorse .
I have a 110... have owned it for around 4 or 5 years. I have a Harley rake for it and love it, I always said skid loaders are for the birds, mostly meaning the tired verisons... well I made the jump about a month ago to a tracked bobcat t770 and a Harley rake for it and I'm here to tell you that it is so much superior then the 110 in moving dirt, working in wet conditions, strength, speed, and agility that there is no comparison... that being said there are no plans in my future to get rid of the 110 but my outlook on a skidloader vs my beloved 110 have changed more then I'd care to admit.
I like the JD 110 and also the CASE 580! I gotten a chance to play on both! The owner of the 110 said the same thing about the hesitation and sudden take off too! Have a good one!
just about to pull the trigger on a backhoe, a skid steer cant do half the shit a backhoe can. (i know this isnt exactly a backhoe but its the same platform as one ) you cant pick stuff up high you cant load a set of 10 ft disks on a gooseneck, you cant move dirt or material as fast as you can with a bigger tractor, a skid ster is cheaper which is great if youre a home contractor in tight spaces but a bigger machine is better overall. skid steers lifting height is what sucks, especially for us guys that like to pick junk up with chains. with the backhoe boom you can lift up whatever you want 10 ft in the air if u wanted to. kinda sucks when u want to load a trailer and you cant chain up a piece of junk (use your imagination) and your skid steer cant lift it high enough. heh
In response to the sluggish pedal feel, If the machine has a loadmatch switch you need to turn it off. It is to keep the machine from stalling when you go into a pile of dirt. I have a 3320 from 2005 and with loadmatch turned on it feels like there is a delay when you step on the pedal. with it off it moves instantly. You can stall the machine with it off, but it drives so much better.
@@DirtPerfect Your machine may be different. I am not talking about the pedal delay settings(I think the number settings are 1-9). It is just an on off switch on the 3320 next to the steering wheel. It is like having traction control on off switch. Again my 3320 is an 05 and yours might be completely different. If that switch is on it does exactly what you describe.
The skid steer definitely will not replace a tractor with a PTO. We have the skids and we still keep our 125Hp front wheel assist because it is so versatile
i always thought the 110 was a cool machine. i had no idea they stopped producing them that long ago. skid steer is also on my list of machines to add but im not ready yet to buy one.
Great review and opinion video. Makes sense to utilize the attachments you already have and rarely use. I agree with your travel speed example, I have a 2-speed skid steer and it has a top speed of 8+ MPH. Cat B252 B2 (2009 w/1200 hours) Have a JD 410 TLB as well, and completely agree with your point of the things each machine is better at. Much respect for your business choices with equipment and your outlook for the future of your business. Thanx for sharing your opinion and the machines strong and weak points. 2 thumbs up from here! Work safe, see ya on the next 1 Doug@ the "ranch"
Great video Personally I love backhoes we do a lot of utility cable work so they work fine for that. We also have 9 mini excavators but thats just because they are so much eaiser to tow around than a backhoe.
I always liked the 110, it looks like a handy tractor. Skid steers may be great, but they are expensive to run and the big ones are 100K! Thats hard to believe.
Yeah if already set up for 3 point attachments, you might as well stay with the 110. I couldn't be without my track skid steer. Just like your situation, I have a bunch of attachments for it. If you do get a skid steer, stay with John Deere. I love mine and so do a lot of other people who have them.
they both have their place they both have advantages and disadvantages , you get and use what is best suited to your own needs is how i look at anything like this. i like skid steers but i will also say they are absolute back breakers when using for any amount of time and at least with the big tyres you negate a good amount of the shocks vibrations. which is just one advantage and disadvantage to each piece of equipment
also i would honestly wait a little while longer before looking into buying anything, i really do see a recession coming in the next 12 to 18 months and i hate to see people struggle but some will always come out bad from such times, if you wait it out i have no doubt you will be alel to pick up something at a vastly reduced price even from prices you might see around at the moment just because there will be someone who will sell something just to get some money to keep themselves afloat or to clear a debt whatever the reason things do get sold dirt cheap.
i would say you definitely get more bang for your buck from the 110. However both have their place for sure. Don't see any reason to spend money if you don't have to. Great review.
Trying to find a video that shows WHERE the button is to detach my forks on the JD TLB 110! I need to put the bucket on. It appears to be a plate style attachment mechanism, not pins. But I could be wrong. Need to find the button first. Help
I have a 110 also, my pedals don't jump or take 3 secs to respond at all. Very fluid as they are depressed actually. Must be a pot that is sticky and out of adjustment.
Hummm, now you have me second guessing myself as you get used to running a piece of equipment as second nature. I’m going to purposely try to notice when I run it next.
Very crisp through out forward and reverse. Zero lag.. That's what I had always remembered. But I have read reports like yours. Obviously this aren't old school physical linkage anymore, there must be a pot that sends a signal. There has to be a way of fixing this. I'll keep my eye out for a resolution. Great video,BTW.
It's Damn hard to beat a 3point power rake for finishing you leave a perfect trail no track markers. And for grading lanes the power rake cannot be beat. Just my .02cents
But it's a John Deere. Ha! Just messin with ya! I know there's good and bad about all brands and to each their own. That looks like a pretty useful machine there. And I hear ya on having that vs a skidsteer, if you can do everything with the tractor, and still have a backhoe, and all the other attachments, why have both? I bet JasonMiniBobKittyALot would sell you his if you really wanted one! Good video! Thanks for sharing!
I call your philosophy, Conservative money management equals cash flow plus, so I can be liberal later on ! It's an automatic, "Cut the interest money middle man, out of the middle and put it in your pocket, instead of his ".
what size hoe bucket can it handle? can the loader clear a triaxle bed? I have been debating getting a mini or a backhoe, but also need a tractor tooo hmmm...
Both machines have their strong and weak points. Each one can do things the other one cannot do. Depending on your business you might want to own both.
If you get a John Deere 333G He will also need to get a Mini X And all the attachments 200000. Yes does to machines Are unequivocally better by far than a single tractor
he starts the specific answer at 5:45 .
Summary: comes down to costs.
He wanted to leave the machine at the jobsite to do the whole home installation.
19mph road gear means not having to always trailer it.
main reason: attachments. His family already has a bunch of attachments so he doesn't have to buy them.
He's thinking about getting a skid steer to make finish work (flat ground) easier, but he's not sure.
I bought a backhoe for one big reason. I’m a one man operation. I needed something I could excavate, grade, and move material with one machine that I can fit on one trailer. If I had to haul a mini excavator and a skid steer, I would have to make two trips to get my equipment out there. I don’t have a CDL and am limited to about 16,000 lbs of trailering weight.
My backhoe has an 8 ft dig depth on an Ag type tractor. It’s enclosed and has heat and A/C. In Texas A/C is nice! I like the set up so much I’m debating on getting a Kubota M62 TLB with the 14 ft hoe. Down side is the M62 doesn’t have a cab and aftermarket cabs only have heat. I couldn’t imagine stepping up to a machine like that with 14 feet of reach. It would be awesome and I wouldn’t have to get on and off my tractor to use the hoe.
I also could use a skid steer and there are times when that would do best. I’m not made of money so I may have to give up something. All I really need my Ag Tractor for that the M62 can’t do is provide me an enclosed cab when I’m bush hogging or spraying. So ideally I want to sell my Ag Tractor/backhoe and have a skid steer for loader work, bush hogging and spraying and have an M62 TLB when a TLB is the only way to go. I also have a Case 450 track loader for the really big stuff. Won’t ever sell that.
In short, if I could only have one, a TLB, be it commercial type or Ag type over a skid steer all day long. If I was in the position to have a second machine, a skid steer would be my next purchase.
Met you on the live. I love tractors. My Uncle was a farmer and I spent many happy summers on his farm helping out. Farm machinery makes me smile!!
I totally agree TLB is the way to go over skidsteer. Great video man!
Thanks
Great video Mr Dirt Perfect
I have an ‘09 I bought used in 2020. Best equipment I’ve ever bought.
Good video and good thinking. Your a smart guy. It's so cool to hear someone's intelligent thoughts on a subject and learn from their experience.
Not for sure how intelligent i am but do agree can lean a lot and save money by just listening most of the time thanks for watching much appreciated
These 110tlb's are the greatest small farm or estate tractor combo ever invented. I bought mine new in 2007
Behind a kubota M59/M62 they certainly are. Parts availability after being discontinued is lacking and outrageous.
Nice! I'm a bit fond of the double ended machines. #MBGA!!! Thanks for the mention!
I agree sorry should have done a better job shouting you out was kinda just rambling on lol 😂 hope that’s ok
😂 no worries!!! I’ll roll with just about anything !!!
Love your channel and work my channel is not much but hope to give you a proper shout out at some point thanks for taking the time to watch frank I do appreciate it
#MBGA
The backhoe is a great machine. But for digging footings I will always be faster in a hoe. That really cant be argued
Love the 110 used one last year on a whole apartment complex landscaping installation . Thanks for sharing
Allen Breedlove great little tractor for sure
But what we REALLY want to know is why you own Crocs 😂
Mrs. Elite Earthworks lol possible video coming soon will have to stay tuned 🤪😁
Because they're comfy!
You can adjust the roll out on the Ehydro to dial in the hydro pedal lag. Take a look in the maintenance manual for instructions
I have the book and adjust some also took to dealership to calibrate and that was a joke thanks for the input and open to any other information are ideas you may have
Those JD 110 were so awesome, The cast Iron on that thing was beefy, Sad that JD killed them off was bumbed when I heard the news.
The Backhoe on these is killer.
Thanks for sharing Dr.Dirt I trust your opinion...
I know this is an old video but these 110's have always been one of my favorite machines and can't wait to have my own someday. Great overview of the machine and great videos Mikey.
Thanks for this video. I'm looking to get some land, do some forestry and lumber milling and maybe build a camp. Right now I'm trying to figure out what I need as opposed to want. On the used market, it looks like a 4wd tractor with a loader is going to be about $25k, where a wheeled skid steer is about $15k. Attachments are more expensive for a skid steer, but maybe I only really need 2 or 3 to get started,
Oh the suspense is killing us! Are you getting a skid steer or not 🤣 I could bring the TL250 up for you to try one weekend, you’ll be like backhoe what?! 🤣 great video! If it’s worked this long it will keep working for you
When i hit the lottery will get one for sure lol🤪
I had one of those for years and loved it!! One thing I would change is I wish it had 50hp. On our mountains up here, it would slow it down pretty good hauling material up the hills. It is definitely much more versatile than a skidsteer, but can't lift nearly as much. I see myself owning one again someday lol
Yes I agree you hit a hill sometime it’s like dropping anchor lol
I love John Deere farm equipment was raised up on em but you pay for the logo just like a Harley-Davidson. reason 101 why NOT TO BUY JOHN DEERE CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT IS BC THEY DISCONTINUE EVERYTHING, THEY DONT EVEN OFFER THESE 110 BACKHOES ANYMORE AND PARTS ARE HARD TO COME BY. THEY ARE DECENT little backhoes especially for landscaping and smaller site work but again they ARE DISCONTINUED LOL GOOD LUCK FINDING PARTS! Mike love your content brother you have came a very long way for sure! @Dirtperfect
Skid steers are lower profile and have great turning radius which is beneficial in a warehouse or tight location. Down side of a skid steer is repairing them or needing forks or bucket half way up and trying to climb out to do a one man operation. I'd stick with what you have as long as you can. The rare occasion that you just have to have a skid steer, rent one.
I'm a first time viewer and I liked your video, plus who can turn down two cute looking kids. John
Thanks and welcome
Why I’m watching this is because my dad just bought one for 30k with a snow blower,front loader bucket,a back how with two different buckets,a wood splitter, 22 foot trailer to hall it,and I big rake for the back of the tractor
It would be great to get an update on your thoughts now that you have owned a few skid steers also
Good idea still hate them but handy and lots of the same thoughts to be honest
Everyone has their own thoughts and opinions and mine is that I didn't think that I really needed a skid steer but bought one anyway just because I got a good deal on it and after owning one for many years there's no way that I could ever live without one. Now as far as a backhoe is concerned, you can actually buy both a skid steer and a mini excavator for the price of a backhoe and with 2 machines is twice the income if running them both at the same time granted you'd need another guy but I personally will never go back to a backhoe. As far as attachments if you can think of it or even imagine it they make it for a skid steer. Just my thoughts about the experiences that I've had with my business and what works for one person won't necessarily work for another person. Great video!!!
Thanks for sharing you thoughts I have had many of the same over the years.
@@DirtPerfect you betchya. Keep up the good work! It's getting hard to find real people on UA-cam anymore.
They are fine for landscaping and dirt, but we have too much Rock in our area. One customer bought one and used it like he would a 310E and tore it up.
I like the little 110. They are good machines. Used a few in my landscaping days. Versatile units. Power rakes are one of the best things since sliced bread.
Yon got that right talking about power rake my lift changed the day I bought that thing lol
I have been wanting one. I have an old 401c with the 3pt hitch and backhoe. I love it.
Lol my 110
you should get a guard for the PTO shaft, a friend of mine lost his arm in one.
I wish all John Deere tractors had skid steer attach as a standard feature. Their proprietary system isn’t bad, but connecting to an attachment has become difficult as the dump cylinders don’t move at the same rate. And the attacher are only linked at the pivot point so you really have to mess around to get that attachment on. It was fine brand new, but after a few years it’s difficult.
Yes very true
Those 110s are badass.
Yes they are
I’m looking into buying a small tractor myself that will take a backhoe hookup. What I’m looking at is a 1025R Deere tractor with a 260 backhoe. I’m hoping it will be just as beneficial to me for my landscape and grading work as this machine has been to you with your work. Nice video.
Sure it will thanks for watching
Picked my 1025r up today and got a little time on it. Loving it already. Can’t wait to get some more time on it!
Where did this puppy go? I did a search through your library but came up empty.
(That's the problem with watching older videos... 😎)
No I sold it
No video sorry
The TLB110 was a great marketing idea by Deere. One unit instead of a skid and a mini. Problem is sales were low and parts sales were even lower, thus making this tractor not profitable enough to continue production. It is a heavy duty version of the ag 4720.
Great review.
BTW ~ don't sell it , you will have sellers remorse .
Yes and they are built very well see myself keeping either way are would at least like to
I have a 110... have owned it for around 4 or 5 years. I have a Harley rake for it and love it, I always said skid loaders are for the birds, mostly meaning the tired verisons... well I made the jump about a month ago to a tracked bobcat t770 and a Harley rake for it and I'm here to tell you that it is so much superior then the 110 in moving dirt, working in wet conditions, strength, speed, and agility that there is no comparison... that being said there are no plans in my future to get rid of the 110 but my outlook on a skidloader vs my beloved 110 have changed more then I'd care to admit.
Think I will have to agree with you hope to have both one day as well thanks for the comment
You can actually get a three point quick attach to use the tractor attachments on the skid steer. You can even get it with the PTO!
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I'm come from the future, you're going to be buying a skid steer 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lol 😂
And you will be working on it…. And working on it…and wor…. U get the idea😬 great videos though!!!
He’s had it 6 years! That might be enough time to make the call.
I like the JD 110 and also the CASE 580! I gotten a chance to play on both! The owner of the 110 said the same thing about the hesitation and sudden take off too! Have a good one!
We have a 110 at the golf course I work at. It can’t lift up a pallet of rough sod. But the skid steer can. It needs more power
It is good to know. The price seems good too.
Thing is though if you have excavators you don’t reaaaaaally need a skidsteer, they’re just handy to have.
That’s a very good pint not many people get
just about to pull the trigger on a backhoe, a skid steer cant do half the shit a backhoe can. (i know this isnt exactly a backhoe but its the same platform as one ) you cant pick stuff up high you cant load a set of 10 ft disks on a gooseneck, you cant move dirt or material as fast as you can with a bigger tractor, a skid ster is cheaper which is great if youre a home contractor in tight spaces but a bigger machine is better overall. skid steers lifting height is what sucks, especially for us guys that like to pick junk up with chains. with the backhoe boom you can lift up whatever you want 10 ft in the air if u wanted to. kinda sucks when u want to load a trailer and you cant chain up a piece of junk (use your imagination) and your skid steer cant lift it high enough. heh
Very true John thanks for watching
I have a bobcat but regret selling my kabota dt245 the pto implements are way cheaper
Yes they are for sure
In response to the sluggish pedal feel, If the machine has a loadmatch switch you need to turn it off. It is to keep the machine from stalling when you go into a pile of dirt. I have a 3320 from 2005 and with loadmatch turned on it feels like there is a delay when you step on the pedal. with it off it moves instantly. You can stall the machine with it off, but it drives so much better.
I have tried all the settings
@@DirtPerfect Your machine may be different. I am not talking about the pedal delay settings(I think the number settings are 1-9). It is just an on off switch on the 3320 next to the steering wheel. It is like having traction control on off switch. Again my 3320 is an 05 and yours might be completely different. If that switch is on it does exactly what you describe.
Yes I know what your talking about don’t help delay on mine at all wish it did
That sucks, I know how annoying that delay is.
Fyi, you should install a hydraulic top link if you have an aux valve. Works excellent with a harley and grader box
I love the 110
Me to been great for me
The skid steer definitely will not replace a tractor with a PTO. We have the skids and we still keep our 125Hp front wheel assist because it is so versatile
My thoughts exactly hope to have both one day as well hope all is going good up your way
Rogue Excavating unless you get a Takeuchi 😉🤣
i always thought the 110 was a cool machine. i had no idea they stopped producing them that long ago. skid steer is also on my list of machines to add but im not ready yet to buy one.
Same here maybe one day
Great review and opinion video.
Makes sense to utilize the attachments you already have and rarely use. I agree with your travel speed example, I have a 2-speed skid steer and it has a top speed of 8+ MPH. Cat B252 B2 (2009 w/1200 hours)
Have a JD 410 TLB as well, and completely agree with your point of the things each machine is better at. Much respect for your business choices with equipment and your outlook for the future of your business.
Thanx for sharing your opinion and the machines strong and weak points. 2 thumbs up from here!
Work safe, see ya on the next 1
Doug@ the "ranch"
Thanks Doug appreciate you talking the time to watch and comment
@@DirtPerfect My pleasure sir! Always enjoy your videos and the equipment repair/maintenance work you do.
Enjoy your weekend with your family!
I just ran across this video. Do you still have the 110? It seems like such a handy tractor to have around.
No I do not but miss it
Kubota M59/M62 Same analogy, just a bigger machine.
Love my M59, selling point for me was kubota still produces TLB’s and parts are readily available.
Great video Personally I love backhoes we do a lot of utility cable work so they work fine for that. We also have 9 mini excavators but thats just because they are so much eaiser to tow around than a backhoe.
I agree nice part about a backhoe is you can pick up out riggers and take off to next location
I have 2 skid steers and a Kubota l48 tlb and I love my tlb I can take the Harley rake and the backhoe and do almost any smaller sized job.
Thanks my thought s I am sure the skid steers are handy but the tlb is a bit more universal thanks for watching
I always liked the 110, it looks like a handy tractor. Skid steers may be great, but they are expensive to run and the big ones are 100K! Thats hard to believe.
I know crazy right
Yeah if already set up for 3 point attachments, you might as well stay with the 110. I couldn't be without my track skid steer. Just like your situation, I have a bunch of attachments for it. If you do get a skid steer, stay with John Deere. I love mine and so do a lot of other people who have them.
Birkel Dirtwork yes have heard that a lot thanks for watching
Does your 110 have aux hydraulics on the front and rear? Could you use a quick attach post hole digger on the front?
Not on the front
they both have their place they both have advantages and disadvantages , you get and use what is best suited to your own needs is how i look at anything like this.
i like skid steers but i will also say they are absolute back breakers when using for any amount of time and at least with the big tyres you negate a good amount of the shocks vibrations. which is just one advantage and disadvantage to each piece of equipment
also i would honestly wait a little while longer before looking into buying anything, i really do see a recession coming in the next 12 to 18 months and i hate to see people struggle but some will always come out bad from such times, if you wait it out i have no doubt you will be alel to pick up something at a vastly reduced price even from prices you might see around at the moment just because there will be someone who will sell something just to get some money to keep themselves afloat or to clear a debt whatever the reason things do get sold dirt cheap.
I have had the same thoughts bough lot of my Equiment in the last recession back in 08 Thur 11 thanks for watching
@@DirtPerfect thats called being prudent my friend, nothing wrong with that what so ever
Awesome explanation man! Great video!
Thank you sir and thanks for watching
I have a 110 and it’s been a good machine
Love mine over all it is a great machine
Makes good sense!! Skid steer pretty $$$ kinda like farming , you gotta do what u gotta do!!!😊😊
Lol amen to that
Dirt Perfect 👍👍 good videos....
i would say you definitely get more bang for your buck from the 110. However both have their place for sure. Don't see any reason to spend money if you don't have to. Great review.
Think you sir
well if you want to spendto spend money might aswell make the most out of it.
Trying to find a video that shows WHERE the button is to detach my forks on the JD TLB 110! I need to put the bucket on. It appears to be a plate style attachment mechanism, not pins. But I could be wrong. Need to find the button first. Help
Mine was manual two levers up
Front on the plat
Thank you and yes you own a skid steer and excavator. :)
Good video, nice compromise.
Thanks
I have a 110 also, my pedals don't jump or take 3 secs to respond at all. Very fluid as they are depressed actually. Must be a pot that is sticky and out of adjustment.
Interesting I have ran several all the same
Hummm, now you have me second guessing myself as you get used to running a piece of equipment as second nature. I’m going to purposely try to notice when I run it next.
@@DirtPerfect Sorry I forgot to get back to you. So I went out and ran the 110 and the throttle response what perfect. Very crisp
Very crisp through out forward and reverse. Zero lag.. That's what I had always remembered. But I have read reports like yours. Obviously this aren't old school physical linkage anymore, there must be a pot that sends a signal. There has to be a way of fixing this. I'll keep my eye out for a resolution. Great video,BTW.
should a video on why you have a john deere 110 and not a jcb 3cx
Good idea will try at some point
It's Damn hard to beat a 3point power rake for finishing you leave a perfect trail no track markers. And for grading lanes the power rake cannot be beat. Just my .02cents
I agree with you .02 for sure thanks for watching
But it's a John Deere.
Ha! Just messin with ya! I know there's good and bad about all brands and to each their own. That looks like a pretty useful machine there. And I hear ya on having that vs a skidsteer, if you can do everything with the tractor, and still have a backhoe, and all the other attachments, why have both? I bet JasonMiniBobKittyALot would sell you his if you really wanted one! Good video! Thanks for sharing!
Lol your probably right about Jason thanks for watching
I smashed that like button so hard i cracked my screen. Haha
lol awesome thanks so much
The problem is that the gages fog up because of the no cab
Lol no not it
I mean the no cab dose contribute to it
I call your philosophy, Conservative money management equals cash flow plus,
so I can be liberal later on !
It's an automatic, "Cut the interest money middle man, out of the middle and put it
in your pocket, instead of his ".
what size hoe bucket can it handle? can the loader clear a triaxle bed? I have been debating getting a mini or a backhoe, but also need a tractor tooo hmmm...
I have a 12” 24” and 36” bucket dose good with 12 and 24 and ok with 36 and that is one down side will not load a triaxel without a ramp
Check out the Kubota M59 I replaced my 110 8 years ago M59 is much stronger
Whats the reach on the backhoe? Any idea what it weighs?
10 k 8 feet
7600#
I HERE YA! I HAVE A 03 TLB AND I LOVE IT, WOULD NOT TRADE HER FOR ANY THING!!!
Awesome
Do you still have this? Haven’t seen it in a while
No
Both machines have their strong and weak points. Each one can do things the other one cannot do. Depending on your business you might want to own both.
Very true would love to have both one day
What’s with the oil leak?
It’s where the fuel pumps bolts to the side of injection pump easy fix just need to take the time to do thanks for watching
what do you think a 110 should cost today with 3000 hours?
Depending on how it was taken care of 18 to 22k
@@DirtPerfect I wanted to get into pond building and thought it would be a perfect size
Very versatile pice of equipment but not for sure it is big enough to dig a pond
@@DirtPerfect It just for water features and koi ponds
If you get a John Deere 333G He will also need to get a Mini X And all the attachments 200000. Yes does to machines Are unequivocally better by far than a single tractor
i have had a 110 tlb for 5 years i dig graves ' with it and use it on my farm. i have turf tires on it they are great . dose not hardly leave a track.
I bet
As I've said before horses for courses each have there place.
Very true for sure
New friend ❤️
If it ain't broke don't fix it.
Very true
You can always use mine did I mention I hate John deere and their service in our area lol
Lol think I have heard you say that before
and then ya went and bought a Kubota, eye roll, deep moan, were ya wearin your Crocs that day ya made that decision???