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I guess I am really dumb. The manual that came with my 7510 has some really cryptic info about how wide I can set the rear wheels. The diagrams and text seem to be talking about something on another planet, or perhaps the measurements are in hectacres or something. The tractor came with the wheels set at 48" wide to match the FEL, but the book says they only slide to 39". The axle holes, however seem to allow several more inches of adjustment. 1) anybody know the actual Max for farm tires? 2) is there a special trick to sliding the wheels in or out, once the cotter and the pin are loosened, or just brute force? The tires are loaded with water/calcium, so a little heavy to handle.

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Replies 2 Post by vrenuguy

My B7510 has a FEL, and I never operate without some tool on the rear, but still it feels awfully tippy. I have the wheels loaded with water/calcium, and set to match the 48" width of the FEL.<br>
Anybody else feeling a little tippy? Any suggestions? My property is fairly hilly, and I would rather not spend a lot of time winching my baby upright every time I go out to do a job. Since my property is also very brushy, with loads of trees, I do need it to be fairly narrow, to fit between the trees.

B7510 feels tippy
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Replies 11 Post by vrenuguy

One other thing that needs to be mentioned. I installed Pat's Easy change on my 7510, only to discover that it added 4" to the Hitch length, on a class 1, that extends the drive shaft for PTO driven equipment, which, since the shaft is so short already, will probably require replacement. OOPS! Never thought of that!

Easy hitch on B7510
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Replies 15 Post by vrenuguy

Thanks for the information. Sometimes these proprietary things are just hype. That's why I asked folks who know. Again, thanks.

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Replies 13 Post by vrenuguy

Thanks to all who responded. Yep, I am pretty sure there is nothing important in the owner's manual. Funny thing, I got a grader blade, had nine pages of instructions, in english. The most complicated gear other than the tractor and bucket was the tiller, and I defy anyone to figure out anything they tried to say or draw in the ten page manual. Pretty sure the person who wrote it was smoking something strange.

Now it is Christmas at MY home
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Replies 5 Post by vrenuguy

Yup, I have been trying to register without pay pal, but it keeps telling me that someone else is registered, using my email address, and that I need to change my email addy to register. Not gonna do it. Ain't computers fun?

bucket capacity b7510
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Replies 16 Post by vrenuguy