GC 2410 Service or Shop Manual

[bmarian]

Hi,
I am very close to pulling the trigger on a new GC2410. I faxed the credit app to the dealer this morning and about 3 hours later had the credit approval! My biggest question is are there manuals I should order for the tractor? Maybe a service or shop manual for the tractor, loader and backhoe?

I have been reading the posts on this site for several months but I finally made the decision to move on the new tractor and with the financing at 0% for 72 months I figured I should take the shot.

Any other suggestions regarding what I should have included with the deal would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Bruce

 

[Bever22]

Congrats on the potential purchase, if you live in snow country you should get a blower on the same deal for 0%, I wish I did.

 

[WilliamBos]

I would get the parts, service, and engine manuals. The will be under $100, and by far the best investment you could make.

Good luck!!

 

[jaybrad]

Hi,

Any other suggestions regarding what I should have included with the deal would be greatly appreciated.

Bruce,

I got a Bro-Tek thumb with mine, and that has been a very helpful option for hauling stumps and large rocks. Highly recommend.

Enjoy your new machine (I'm sure you will).

Jay

 

[bmarian]

Thanks Will & Bever22,

The dealer called to see what time tomorrow I wanted to stop by to sign the papers. He said the service manual is now on CD and the parts are through the online system. Thanks for the tip about the engine manual I did forget to ask about it.

Not much chance of needing the snow blower, it snowed once 2 years about ago we got almost a 1/2" and it lasted for several hours. I like looking at the snow in the mountains from my backyard. I live in the land of fruit and nuts - Southern California. I hope the tractor never sees rain let alone snow. But I need to look at it tomorrow since I think it has been sitting outside for the past few months and we had several inches of rain in the last couple of months. I wonder it the seat foam will be soaked.

Thanks for the tips,

Bruce