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Read articles →A delivery-day video where the dealer's representative walks the new owner through the CX2510 on the spot, covering cab controls, four-wheel drive, PTO, three-point hitch, fluid check points, backhoe controls, grease fitting locations and intervals, hydraulic coupler setup, and how to detach the backhoe. It's a real first-hours orientation, not a polished review, so expect rough audio and learning-as-they-go moments. Most useful for new CX2510 owners wanting a practical orientation to the machine.
Posted by the Hollabbey Homestead channel, which appears to follow a homestead or small-farm owner documenting their first experiences with a new tractor.
The dealer rep says they should be greased about every eight hours, with cylinder ends and pivots needing attention most, though some fittings only need a light shot.
Set the hoses to the B coupler, raise the subframe to line it up, pull the pins, then drive the tractor away once it is free, ideally on level ground.
One lever runs the main boom's swing and raise and lower, another runs the dipper stick which comes toward you when pulled, and a third runs the bucket.
He points out the rear end and hydraulic dipstick with its red fill cap, the front axle fill and level stick, the engine oil, and the air filter check.
