John Deere 2510 Tractor Parts

The John Deere 2510 was introduced in 1965 as part of John Deere's New Generation tractor lineup, replacing earlier models and offering improved performance and features. Production continued through 1967. The tractor was available with either a John Deere-built 3.7L (227 cu in) four-cylinder gasoline engine producing around 45 horsepower or a John Deere-built 3.0L (180 cu in) three-cylinder diesel engine also rated at approximately 45 horsepower. It featured a Synchro-Range transmission with 8 forward and 2 reverse gears, offering a range of speeds suitable for different field operations. The 2510's PTO delivered around 40 horsepower at 540 RPM. Hydraulic capacity was rated around 12.5 GPM, and it typically had two remote valves. It featured a Category I 3-point hitch, providing a lift capacity of approximately 2,500 lbs. The 2510 was commonly used for row crop work, haying, livestock operations, and light tillage. Distinguishing itself from smaller models, the 2510 offered more power and hydraulic capacity, while remaining compact and maneuverable compared to larger John Deere tractors of the time.