John Deere 110 Backhoe Loader – Parts, Specs & Serial Numbers

Description:

The John Deere 110 Backhoe Loader is a compact yet powerful tractor-loader-backhoe (TLB) designed for landscaping, light construction, and utility tasks. Known for its maneuverability and ease of transport, the 110 combines the comfort of a tractor with the capability of a commercial backhoe.

Powered by a 43 hp Yanmar 4TNV88 diesel engine, it delivers excellent performance with a hydrostatic transmission and robust hydraulic flow for digging and lifting operations. The 110 TLB offers both reliability and versatility for contractors and property owners alike.

Key Specifications:

• Engine: Yanmar 4TNV88 4-cylinder diesel

• Displacement: 2.2 liters (133.6 cu in)

• Gross Horsepower: 43 hp (32.1 kW)

• Transmission: Hydrostatic, 3-range

• Hydraulic System: Open center

• Hydraulic Flow: 13.9 gpm total (8.6 gpm implement, 5.3 gpm steering)

• Hydraulic Pressure: 2,500 psi

• Backhoe Dig Depth: 10 ft 1 in

• Loader Lift Capacity: 2,700 lbs to full height

• Operating Weight: 7,210 lbs

• Fuel Capacity: 13 gallons

Common Maintenance Needs:

• Hydraulic cylinder seal kits (boom, dipper, bucket, stabilizers)

• Hydrostatic transmission filters and fluid

• Brake and clutch linkage components

• Electrical relays and ignition switches

• Loader pins and bushings for pivot wear

• Filters – air, fuel, oil, hydraulic

Common Issues & Quick Fixes:

• Hydraulic Drift: Caused by worn piston seals—replace with seal kits.

• Transmission Hesitation: Dirty or old hydrostatic fluid; flush and refill using correct filters.

• Sticking Stabilizers or Boom: Typically due to air in the hydraulic system—bleed lines and inspect seals.

• Starter or Ignition Failures: Replace faulty relays or worn-out switches—commonly available parts.

Serial Number Info:

• Location: On the right-hand side of the frame, just behind the loader arm pivot

• Prefix: Commonly begins with “LV0110” followed by serial digits

• Production Years: 2000–2012

Pro Tips:

• Use low-viscosity hydraulic oil in cold climates to prevent slow cylinder response

• Grease loader and backhoe pivot points every 10 hours of use

• Keep radiator and intake screens clean to avoid engine overheating

• Replace fuel filters every 250 hours for optimal performance