DMB
Bronze Member
I'd may as well update me also. We moved out of our old house in June. We spent 7 weeks in a hotel while the new house was finished. We got moved in on July 29th. Fast access internet wasn't available yet and the wife refused to get anything until we could get it. We just got it yesterday and that explains why I've not posted for four months!
The 2615 and ML106 loader are doing well. In fact the 50 hour mark was arrived at yesterday. In that time I've mowed lots of grass, the 6 ft finish mower is handled with ease. The loader has been used to move dirt, mulch and rocks. I've moved rocks larger than I thought it would handle and even used the loader to dig a hole and bury one that was too large to lift but not too large to push in the hole. A couple of small problems have interfered, but only briefly and both were easily repaired. The bolt backed out of the range selector handle leaving me immobile and puzzled and the C clip fell off one end of the seat pin providing a minor, but obvious letdown on one side of the seat. Neither was anything a trip to my spare nuts and bolts bin wouldn't solve. The 2615 is easy to operate, powerful enough for my needs and economical to run. I'm pretty satisfied and would suggest a 2615 with ML106 to anyone looking for a tractor and loader in that size and power range. The 50 hour service will be done this weekend and away we go for many more hours. Good to be back DMB. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
The 2615 and ML106 loader are doing well. In fact the 50 hour mark was arrived at yesterday. In that time I've mowed lots of grass, the 6 ft finish mower is handled with ease. The loader has been used to move dirt, mulch and rocks. I've moved rocks larger than I thought it would handle and even used the loader to dig a hole and bury one that was too large to lift but not too large to push in the hole. A couple of small problems have interfered, but only briefly and both were easily repaired. The bolt backed out of the range selector handle leaving me immobile and puzzled and the C clip fell off one end of the seat pin providing a minor, but obvious letdown on one side of the seat. Neither was anything a trip to my spare nuts and bolts bin wouldn't solve. The 2615 is easy to operate, powerful enough for my needs and economical to run. I'm pretty satisfied and would suggest a 2615 with ML106 to anyone looking for a tractor and loader in that size and power range. The 50 hour service will be done this weekend and away we go for many more hours. Good to be back DMB. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
