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Old 08-24-2009, 12:36 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default 2516 First Year Review

I just recently went over 100 hrs and 1 year on my 2516 HST. My tractor has a ML 105 loader, tooth bar, 5' boxblade, 60" Flail Mower(Betst from Ebay), and a 55 gallon sprayer. I have been very happy with its performance so far. This was my first tractor. I live on 8 hilly acres and have found it to be good on slopes. I have used the tractor for many things and have been amazed at some of the loads I have been able to pickup with the loader. I had the loader centering valve replaced under warranty at 50 hours. I just noticed a broken O-ring, but other than that it has no problems. Considering the significant abuse I have given the machine that is admirable. I have used it to push over about 50 Chiinese Sumacs which I am sure was tough on the loader. I do wish it had a medium gear, but other than that I can think of nothing I would change. It is highly maneuverable and great in trees. My next attachment for it will be a 30x40 pole barn to keep it dry. If anyone is considering purchasing one of these tractors I would say go for it. I am glad I picked it over the Kubota.
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