Summers 2510DT Vertical Tillage
Summers 2510DT
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sold in last yearGeneral overview
Summers 2510DT is a vertical tillage attachment from Summers, manufactured in the United States and listed for 2013 production. It is intended for field tillage work where crop residue needs to be broken up and soil conditions managed before or between cropping operations. The model’s working width is 7,772 mm (25 ft 6 in), placing it in a wide-format class for large field passes.
Operational control centers on single-point hydraulic adjustment for depth control, allowing the implement to be set from the operator position. It is described as handling heavy residue and uses serrated 25" low-concavity blades for surface engagement. A working speed of 11 km/h (6.8 mph) defines its operating range, supporting residue-oriented tillage across broad acres.
Year
2013
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Dimensions
Width
Height
Length
Weight
5,132 mm
~202 in
3,251 mm
~128 in
9,397 mm
~370 in
10,025 kg
~22,101.4 lb
Working Width
7,772 mm
Additional specifications
Working speed
11 km/h
Residue Conditions
Handles heavy residue; serrated 25" low-concavity blades
Depth control
Single-point hydraulic adjustment
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Summers 2510DT Vertical Tillage
7772 mm
10025 kg
9397 mm × 5132 mm × 3251 mm
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What is the average price of a Summers 2510DT?
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What are the key advantages of the Summers 2510DT?
The supplied specifications list a 7,772 mm (306 in) working width, heavy-residue handling, serrated 25" low-concavity blades, and single-point hydraulic depth adjustment. Its listed working speed is 11 km/h (6.8 mph).
What type of engine does the 2510DT use?
The supplied data does not confirm an engine type for the Summers 2510DT.
How much horsepower does the 2510DT have?
The supplied data does not confirm a horsepower rating for the Summers 2510DT.
What fuel does the Summers 2510DT use?
The supplied data does not confirm a fuel type for the Summers 2510DT.
What jobs is this Vertical Tillage best suited for?
Based on the supplied specifications, this Vertical Tillage is suited to field work in heavy residue conditions. It uses serrated 25" low-concavity blades and has single-point hydraulic depth adjustment.
What is the expected lifespan of the 2510DT?
The supplied data does not provide an expected lifespan for the Summers 2510DT. Service life depends on operating conditions, maintenance, storage, and the condition of wear components.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Vertical Tillage?
Check the condition and wear of the blades, frame, hydraulic depth-control system, and adjustment points. Inspect for damage, leaks, cracks, missing parts, and uneven wear. Confirm that the implement operates properly and matches the intended field conditions.
