Big mistake

[DVR]

i loved my b7510hst. i was a great tractor. i still miss it.

don't underestimate the b7510. it will amaze you for the hp. i expected the least and was very surprised.

 

[don716]

Check with your neighbors, they might be interested in your BX1500 and then go with a B7610.It's the same as the 7510 but with a little more HP and a few more bells and whitsles. I think the 7510 has 21HP where as the 7610 has 24HP. Same frame though.I love my B7500 HST.
Donny

 

[DVR]

Check with your neighbors, they might be interested in your BX1500 and then go with a B7610.It's the same as the 7510 but with a little more HP and a few more bells and whitsles. I think the 7510 has 21HP where as the 7610 has 24HP. Same frame though.I love my B7500 HST.
Donny

what bells and whistles?
same tractor, different hp.
you will run out of traction before hp on either.

 

[bandit67]

So, from what you guys recommend, an M9540 is about the smallest upgrade I ought to consider?

Yep, I think you've got it figured out now.

 

[Shantycoke]

I went to a fair the other day and sat on a B7510. I own a BX1500.

The big mistake is I can't stop thinking about that tractor. All that power. All that ground clearance...

I don't really regret buying the BX1500, but I've moved to a much larger lot since I bought it last year. Now I could really use the extra horsepower to improve the land - chipper, brushhog, etc.

What to do?! I can't justify a $2000+ loss on the BX plus an extra $3500+/- to get into the B7510. In fact, I don't even have 35 hrs. on the BX...

Can I get some kind of amnesia pill to forget the whole experience?!

I had the same problem with my bx2230. I bought it and a short time later, I fugured the B7800 would better suit my needs. It was on my mind for 2 years, and I finally got the 7800. You won't forget about it, and it will be worth it.

 

[Killer_B]

I had a BX2200 and traded it in for a 7610. Wrote about it here:

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/kubota-buying-pricing/44428-traded-bx-b7610.html

Three years later, I am selling the 7610 for a 30+ HP machine. You may want to look at the B3030 as someone else suggested. Bigger is better.

 

[n8wrl]

So, from what you guys recommend, an M9540 is about the smallest upgrade I ought to consider?

Hee hee - ask GlowPlug about that one!

-Brian

 

[swmpbgy1]

I had the same problem with my bx2230. I bought it and a short time later, I fugured the B7800 would better suit my needs. It was on my mind for 2 years, and I finally got the 7800. You won't forget about it, and it will be worth it.

I was in the same boat....I had my 2230 for 3 seasons before I traded it for a 3030. Best descision! But, you really have to check your needs vs. wants. I would've gone with the larger L series(WANTS), but the sheer size and weight of the L series wasn't practical for my lawn mowing (NEEDS). Went with the B3030 and have never looked back! What a great machine!

 

[RobJ]

Go back to the fair and sit on an L series - you'll forget that B series instantly.

Uhhhh, yep

 

[tekavec]

I have a 7510 hst and I love it so far...it has all the hp I think I'll need. I've been finish leveling a garage site that was roughed out with a local friend's dozer and my 7510 will pull a 5' scraper blade full of dirt without any problem. It also handles a 4' bushhog with no problem...my r4 tires are filled though. I have about 15 cleared acres and I think it's perfect for my needs and the price I paid for it...$9500 with the 60" MMM...it only had 64 hours on it. For really big jobs I can always have my friend and his dozer and backhoe for $40/hr. It would take a lot of hours to justify me buying a bigger machine with a backhoe/loader. Another advantage to the b7510/7610 series is that I can easily carry it on my 5'x10' trailer and pull it with my tacoma. So if it ever needed a major repair I can easily haul it to a dealer. I previously owned a 1966 massey ferguson 135. Nice old tractor, but not even close in efficiency to my kubota. The little kubota will fit in tighter places, is much more nimble, feels more stable and is just more fun to use.
regards, Scott