I have a 2009 2610TLB with the 2360 snow blower. Back when I purchased this only the electric actuator options were available for rotation and chute angle adjustment. Probably five years in or so the window motor, rotational actuator, crapped out due to poor seals and it really just wasn’t...
I'm trying to determine if I have a hydraulic performance issue. It seems to me that the loader had the power to raise the front axle off the ground when I first got it. With the bucket rolled forward so the cutting edge is pointing down, I then try to lower the arms and raise the front axle...
I know several have have this issue, and now I have too. The hydraulic lines that run through the backhoe for the main boom cylinder rub on a sharp edge and eventually cut into the line. Only about 30-40 hours on the backhoe. Working with the dealer right now to have replacement lines...
In process of installing the MF snow blower, just finished up attaching the quick hitch framework and PTO shaft. While reading the instructions I came across a warning that the snow blower was not to be lifted up while the unit was running. Is this truly the case? I can understand not wanting...
Anyone have any tips or tricks for adding the lights to the roll bar of a GC2610? Wondering if there are any good points to pull power from. Any suggestions on lights to look at?
Going to do the 50-hour service myself, just curious if anyone here who has already done this service has any tips or suggestions? I figured I will need to remove the backhoe to make servicing the hydraulic fluid easier. Also read here that the Amsoil synthetics seem to be the way to go for...
Can anyone point me in the right direction to find some clip on forks for a GC2610?
As a side note, have had my tractor for about one month now --> Love it. Great little tractor. Not as big or powerful as the tractors I had growing up on the farm, but perfect for my current needs.