What is the difference between 7500 and 7510?

[MarkLeininger]

The kubota web site doesn't list the B7500 in prior products. What's the difference between it and the newer 7510?

 

[crown]

The main difference as I see it is the 7510 has quarter inch valving ( this is sorta like position control) it also has a better and more comfy seat. Other than that they are pretty much the same unit.

 

[mathteacher]

Being a teacher I notice that there is a one and a zero after the seven and five. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Donald B.

 

[robertm]

Mark,
I'm looking at trading my B7500 on a B7510 now, so I've been looking closely at the differences, too. Here's what I find:

- More comfortable seat
- A wire hook to hold top link up when not in use
- The oil dipstick is now up by muffler so you do not have to remove the side panel to chek the oil
- Quarter-Inching control valve for the three point
- New grille and headlights
- New badging
- Operator presence system
- key shutdown, instead of solenoid switch
- New joystick control for loader with lockout switch, instead of flip tab
- Four position control valve (most dealers include as standard now)

That's about it, as I see it.

 

[TresCrows]

Those sound like some nice refinements but are you gonna trade the 7510 for a 7520 when it comes out? If you do trade but like this size machine maybe consider the 7610 or the 2410 with real position control. J

 

[robertm]

I agree. That's what I'm thinking about now. If I can get the tire issue debugged, I'll keep it a bit longer 'til my pocketbook can support a B2410... just gotta figure out these tires!