New 2510H out...can't find much on it!

[ptsg]

I have a F36R, same as 3515R over in the US, and I can only say good things about it so far. With 64 hours is has been a really good machine. The extra size and weight really comes in handy. It handles a 5 feet tiller and a 4 feet brush mower with chains instead of blades just fine and I've test it on really hard stuff. Had no power issues at all.

The only thing I can complain it's about the blinker switch. I keep hitting it with my knee. I know I will break it eventually

 

[scatterlandsfarms]

I have a F36R, same as 3515R over in the US, and I can only say good things about it so far. With 64 hours is has been a really good machine. The extra size and weight really comes in handy. It handles a 5 feet tiller and a 4 feet brush mower with chains instead of blades just fine and I've test it on really hard stuff. Had no power issues at all.

The only thing I can complain it's about the blinker switch. I keep hitting it with my knee. I know I will break it eventually

You must have really long legs I have to slide my seat forward we have so much leg room

 

[ptsg]

I have my seat all the way forward, yet I still have to use the tip of my foot the get to the pedal, which I don't really like. I prefer to have my heel supported while I use the tip to press the clutch, so I can make smooth movements. I think I'm short guy lol.

It only happens when I'm looking backwards turned to the right side. I have now fixed the issue. Removed the 2" spacer/bracket underneath the seat and added 2 pieces of 1" 3/16 x 3/16" flatbar to bolt the seat on the original holes. It's good for me now.

 

[Omega Woods]

Once again, Branson stuns me with their lack of useful information on their website. Most normal manufacturers would showcase their new tractor, put teasers on their website and on other websites, send out promotional flyers to existing customers and send banners to their dealers. Then, they would have special deals on the new models and make some TV and radio commercials with happy new owners riding around on their new 2510s (some of them would be women, of course.)

But not our beloved Branson. They don't even seem to realize that they have a new line of tractors. Not even a pdf describing the specifications of their new and (surely) wonderful piece of tractor goodness.

Unbelievable and totally unacceptable. If I was an officer of TYM or Branson in Korea, we'd be getting some new American executives without delay.

Sheesh!

 

[tony83]

Hey B52guy,

I know this is an old thread, but I just moved to your neck of the woods (Cresson). I've been at Big Red's too, looking at the 2510. I have a Mahindra 4010 with low hours that has been great, although gear not hydrostat (or even shuttle shift) can be a pain. It was great for my 10 acres in Oklahoma, but way overkill for my 2 acres here. Probably don't even need a tractor (but let's not go there). The thing is I could sell the Mahindra and get a 2510 and a new Bad Boy mower! Heck I was even looking at the smaller Massey Ferguson 1715.

What did you end up going with, and how did you like it?