2610 H

[Moak]

What services need to be done at the 100-hour mark. I reached out to my dealer but he's not getting back to me.

 

[ptsg]

Tractors usually don't require much to be done at 100 hours.

Just the basic stuff, greasing, check bolts, check fluids, clean the air filters, lube the linkages and pivot points on the control levers with whatever spray lube you like the most, check tire pressures, things like that.

 

[Moak]

Ok, that sorta what I thought but it never hurts to ask. The stuff you mentioned is done regularly Nuts and bolts I check at every 25 hours don't take long and better safe than sorry.

Thank you

 

[Roadworthy]

You'll usually find those requirements in the operator's manual.

 

[Moak]

I'm sure they are and if I had one to look at, I probably wouldn't have to ask.

 

[Slowpoke Slim]

I think the 10 series is in here?

Updated list of Service Manual + Part Books

 

[Moak]

I'll look and see. Thank You.

 

[K5lwq]

This is the owners manual for the 10 series.

http://bransontractors.co.nz/media/1187/branson-00-series-operators-manual-all-141224.pdf

 

[oldnslo]

I would suspect engine oil at 100 hrs.

 

[Asteral]

at 100 hours should only be your engine oil + filter, other than greasing he zerks that should be all that required to service at this interval

 

[ptsg]

On mine, the manual states 250 hours between engine and oil filter for the first one after the 50 hour service and then every 200 hours. The oil comes out just barely black and still in great shape.

100 hours seems kind of a waste to me, unless it wasn't done at the 50 hour service.

 

[Moak]

ptsg
It got its full 50 Hour service. My dealer got back to me with 200hr increments and I ask even the engine oil because I was just going to do that at every 50 and he said even the engine oil 200hr increments. Oil and filter is cheap I just might do it every spring because the tractor won't be used much over the winter and it is in an unheated shed so it will temp will be up and down depending on weather

 

[Moak]

Asteral​

That's what I was thinking but the dealer finally got back to me and said 200hr increments. As far as greasing zerks hey get down all the time

 

[Moak]

For the 2610H "10 Series" does anyone have a cross-reference chart for the filters. The fluids say Oil 80W-40 CGabove, Coolant ASTM D4985 Extended lift antifreeze, hydraulic OIL Texaco THD OIL 1893, Front axle 10w - 90. The front axle I have a bunch of but as far as the motor oil and hydraulic oils what's everyone using?

 

[Hannah Mann]

Picked up filters at my local dealer today for the 50Hr service on my 2610h. For reference, the manufacture p/n's are:
Engine oil: EA00003786A
Hyd oil: FE91050000B
Hydrostatic: TA00016986B

I stopped at my local NAPA (who're pretty decent parts people), and they couldn't cross reference any of the part numbers. They did note, however, that they're Mann Hummel filters, so they'll likely have them eventually.

Moak, I'm sure you meant 80w-90 oil for the front axle.

For the 2610H "10 Series" does anyone have a cross-reference chart for the filters. The fluids say Oil 10W-40 CGabove, Coolant ASTM D4985 Extended lift antifreeze, hydraulic OIL Texaco THD OIL 1893, Front axle 10w - 90. The front axle I have a bunch of but as far as the motor oil and hydraulic oils what's everyone using?

 

[Moak]

Thanks for the part number and yes we did just corrected it

 

[Hannah Mann]

For oils, the dealer refilled the trans/hyd with NAPA HD tractor hydraulic when they replaced the failed axle seal. And for engine oil, I'm using NAPA conventional 10W-40.