B7510 with an LA352 Loader

[hoeman]

Can someone please tell me if an LA352 Loader would cause any problems on my B7510 HST tractor. My B7510 already has the industrial tire package.
Wondering if someone already has this setup.

Kubota only lists the LA352 for the B7610 tractor which is exactly the same machine as the B7510 except for a slightly larger engine. (2 hp. pto difference). All other parts are the same. Even the hydraulic pumps.

I want to get an LA352 Loader because it is a little heavier duty than the LA302 model.
My dealer says that he cannot install the LA352 on my machine since Kubota recommends the use of the LA302.

Any imput would be greatly appreciated.

 

[lawn_king]

I had the 302 fel on my b7500, its a very good match. The 352 on that machine will be lots of extra wear & tear on that front axle if you plan on using the fel often.

 

[hwew]

I had the 302 fel on my b7500, its a very good match. The 352 on that machine will be lots of extra wear & tear on that front axle if you plan on using the fel often.

I ask my self the same question. Why can't we put the 352 loader on the B7500 or B7510. They are identical to the B7610 in every part except the engine. I looked at the parts breakdown manuals on the B7510 and 7610 and every mecanical part are the same. (With Industrial Tires)

I believe it would work fine. It would put more stress on the front end (The same stress that the 7610 is subjected to).

With the engine. Both are good. The B7510 engine has enough power to work any loader that is designed for it. Including the 352.

So Kubota what is your reason to this!!!!!!

Try to come up with a good answer for this one!!!!!!

I do not see any reason why we cannot use the 352 loader on the B7500 and B7510 with Industrial tires. Same parts as the B7610 except for the engine.

I bet they will say it will void the warranty. Well the warranty on the 7610 should also be voided if that is the answer.

I think the answer is they want you to purchase the B7610 instead of the B7510. (Spend more money) It is about the same price to manufacture both engines they just charge more dollars for more HP.

Some people just can't be taken for a ride.

And I want KUBOTA to prove there case on this one.

If KUBOTA can then I will owe KUBOTA an apology.

The answer has to be on structural integrity on the B7510 compared to the B7610 (both tractors with industrial tires) not anything else!!!!

KUBOTA go for it.

I rest my case.

 

[lawn_king]

Good points, perhaps some engineers will chime in on this ?

 

[digger2]

When i bought my 7610,i asked the salesman why you couldnt put the 352 on the 7510,and he said you could but technically it would void the warranty,but then said it was a "gray" area.The second time i was at the same dealership,i asked another salesman and he said it was just a technicallity,and they would cover it anyway.But as someone else has said,and i agree 100%,it is just a $$$$ thing.I wanted the 352,and to avoid any problems,i got the 7610.I also beleive the 7610 is exactly the same as the 7510 except for the small power difference.Its a bunch of bull.

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[digger2]

kinda like when 3 yrs. ago when i bought my truck.I wanted a F250 SD but only in XL trim.I asked "can i get the fancy aluminum wheels on this like the XLT'S have?".....salesman:"oh no,you can only get those if you get the XLT
package".......Why? $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

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