These need 5/8id lines mated to 1/2 couplers. It's a little weird, but it's what they suggest!

The tractor in the video looks like the loader is racked. I’ve heard stories of the loader on the 2610 getting permanently torqued or racked having a offset implement. Run into this ever????

@@user-eh9uy3cr2p I don't run it offset so no issues with the loader. Only out front of the tractor. I mainly use it to get into the woods where I can't get my bigger tractor

@@silverrussell1978 gotcha. Appreciate the response!

It's definitely something to consider. The good thing is that the unit weighs less than 500lb, and the TB MAX JR is less than 400, so they're not as destructive as it might seem. On tractors smaller than the NX (2,700lb loader lift) we recommend the TB JR.

I'd put the TB Max JR on it. It's not nearly as cumbersome up in the air with the reduced weight.

@@kentonequipment4687 Will the Junior run off the third function I have a little over 9 gallons per minute flow.

@@Scott-cu4ol You have the GPM, but you DON'T want to use a 3rd function. That system tends to restrict flow over time and will create heat/backpressure, while also being inconvenient. If you're going to run it off the tractor, use the rear remote to send, and a sump drain to return. Even so it's right on the line of what these ask for hydraulic-wise. Ideally they get 11gpm.

@@kentonequipment4687 Thank you that’s good info. My tractor is rated for 11.5 gallons per minute but when you take into account everything else I believe the true rating is around 9.6 GPM.

Hey, Paul. You should plan between $5k-$6k for a unit like this with all the hydraulic plumbing needed. Since the release of this video we've got even more options for units and hydraulic plumbing, so the cost may change depending on how fancy you want to get!