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Re: 2510 Engine Overhaul
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Posted by joe-etx on January 31, 2007 at 17:36:46 from (71.2.119.247):
In Reply to: 2510 Engine Overhaul posted by Paul in WI on January 31, 2007 at 17:04:55:
paul your more in to it than i would so it to late turn back now.you will love it when all hard work done,just need to figger out what you are goung to do with it. got 2510 d with powershift,pulls 224w square baler like a charm also have a kuhn 700 cutter on dolly,powershift makes cutting or baling so much fun shift up in lite and down shift doun in large stuff. if has loader (like mine #48) staying behind a round baler will keep you in eight gear.so check and repair seat while down.mines complete and working every day less battery boxes. joe
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