B7500 vs B2410
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Bird
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And about the only way I'd know to decide which one is to drive both for awhile and see if you think the 2410 is 10-15% better than the 7500./w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif I think it would be to me, but since they're both nice machines, it just depends on your uses and what's comfortable for you.
babybober
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Implement cost between these two models should not really efect price, Anything bought for a 7500 will work on a 2410. Now the 2410 should be able to handle slightly larger....
Jeff396
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Yeah, I guess the loader would be the only different model which might command a slightly higher price.
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babybober
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Part of it depends on what you want to do. The 2410 has some nicer features besides horsepower. Position control is a big one if you plan to do leveling and grading. I can't imagine attemping to make the "fine" adjustments with the "up/down" on the 7500.
If you do go with the 2410 don't bother with "bi-speed turn". I have a 2400 (I bought it used) with bi-speed turn. I can't find where is does anything for me.
If you do go with the 2410 don't bother with "bi-speed turn". I have a 2400 (I bought it used) with bi-speed turn. I can't find where is does anything for me.
GlueGuy
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Westbilly,
It's a marginal call IMO. The engine in the 2410 isn't all that much stronger than the 7500, and they are pretty much the same frame. If you want a stronger/bigger tractor, I'd look at the 2710 or 2910, both of which are on a bigger frame and have a distinct increase in power.
I've heard all the arguments about position control. I have a B7500 w/o it, and haven't had a problem, even though one of my primary uses is the boxblade. I guess if you've never had it, you don't know what you're missing.
The GlueGuy
It's a marginal call IMO. The engine in the 2410 isn't all that much stronger than the 7500, and they are pretty much the same frame. If you want a stronger/bigger tractor, I'd look at the 2710 or 2910, both of which are on a bigger frame and have a distinct increase in power.
I've heard all the arguments about position control. I have a B7500 w/o it, and haven't had a problem, even though one of my primary uses is the boxblade. I guess if you've never had it, you don't know what you're missing.
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fishman
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<font color=blue>1500 more dollars</font color=blue>
That's a good price differential. When I got firm quotes, the difference was $2,300.
That's a good price differential. When I got firm quotes, the difference was $2,300.
apcaruso
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I had a similar experience as fishman; the difference between the 7500 and 2410 was roughly $2,200 when I priced the units last year. I ended up going with the 7500 and bought a pto chipper with the savings. However, if the difference was $1,500 I think I would have gone with the 2410.
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