2010 industrial

[JOHN in PENNSYLVANIA]

Hello JD guys and gals. I am looking at a JD 2010 industrial machine (diesel) with a loader and backhoe (two buckets) - was parked in fall (should start up). What is a price range for something like this?

 

[old]

If it was me I would RUN not walk away from it. The 1010 and 2010 where JD's problem child's and parts are very hard to find and when you do find them they cost you an arm and leg. I have part of a 1010 gas and boy when I started pricing parts we ended up parting it out instead of fixing it since parts where super high if you could even find them

 

[normg7]

to be fair to the 2010. i have a 2010u that has been a good tractor for me. loader has never let me down and after figuring out the electrical system, it had no lights, its been troublefree. yes parts are expensive but what JD parts arent. just be very careful and check out the tractor thoroughly befor purchase

 

[JOHN in PENNSYLVANIA]

thanks for all you inputs - i will check it out in the morning - i just want it to do a little digging here and there on the farm

 

[bob15]

Is it a track machine? If so, the steering clutches are expensive and a PIA to adjust.

The glow plugs and starting in cold weather, a crap-shoot.

Engines have the sleeves in a single piece. Very expensive to replace.

My uncle had two 2010c, one a dozer, the other backhoe. The dozer is a good machine, except starting in the cold. The backhoe, well I was happy when it was sold and he bought a 710 (I believe) extend-a-hoe 4x4.

I would look for something newer, unless you could get it for under 1k.

 

[Ray]

A 250 buck combine engine will fit right in a 1010.