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Read articles →An owner who has put roughly 175 hours on this used 2210 gives a candid walkthrough covering real-world power limitations with the loader, stability concerns under heavy loads, tire choices, the quirky three-point/deck-lift linkage, and every cockpit control in detail. Specs are pulled directly from the factory brochure. Best for shoppers weighing whether a 23-hp sub-compact can handle loader and mowing duties on a small property.
Posted by the Purple Collar Life channel; the presenter identifies as a private owner sharing personal experience from their own property, with no apparent commercial affiliation.
The 210 model loader has a 600 pound or 620 pound lift capacity, which the owner says is not a lot of weight but handles most needed tasks.
The owner uses loaded tires, a ballast box, and the mower deck for stability, but still finds it feels unstable when the loader is full of gravel or dirt, calling it a little narrow for serious loader work.
It has a five-gallon fuel tank, uses diesel, and the tractor alone, not including the deck or loaded tires, weighs 1400 pounds.
The three-point lever also lifts the mower deck, but the three-point arm only makes contact with the deck lift mechanism if an implement or receiver hitch is attached, so something must always be on while mowing.
