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That one is only good for up to a 40 inch deck. For a 54 or 60 you need the big one. Sticks will jam up in the adapter immediately. Mine is good for grass and leaves. The adapter they come with must be cut, fit, and mounted.

Here's the lift I built for the blower

I have a Cyclone rake for mine but I wouldn't buy it again. Had lots of trouble with hose plugging in the beginning that they finally straightened out with a smaller hose. The darn engine is right behind you and with the BX sucking air for the radiator from the back the gas fumes are pulled...

I don't think they were ever the same rear drive with the 11.2mph top speed of the 2620 and 17mph for the 35 and 40. I doubt he 2620 would be fast enough to be a good mid mount mower. Probably would be a great snowblower with the mid pto. Definitely a nice upgrade from a BX with more...

I guess I am comparing the size to the Kioti CK3520 cab I test drove that felt a little taller and wider. The LX just felt tight to me and harder to get in but I didn't spend a lot of time in it. You may feel differently because I am sizeable. I am waiting to see how quiet it is in there with...

That would be easy to drag onto a trailer with a winch even with fuses puled and a club. A shed that keep it out of sight sometimes helps. You really can't trust anyone these days and cellular trail cameras can actually cach and record trespassers and notify you real-time.

My dealer got his first LX2620 in and I went down to look at it today. It is basically a B size machine and the cab seemed really tight to me. Doesn't come with any rear remotes and the loader handle is just a small round ball with no third function buttons. Seat wasn't to bad though. Still...

Before I got the zero turn I used the BX for all the mowing. About 7 of my 10 acres and put about 100 hours a season on it. Started with Kubota blades and once a month they needed sharpening. Switched to the Oregon G6 fusion carbide sprayed blades and ran the whole season with a new set in...

A couple years ago I went the DMV to try and lower the registration weight of a 16 ft dual axle landscape trailer from 7k to 5k that was more then it was ever loaded to. I thought it would be an easy switch and would save money on the registration fee each year. We'll they wanted the trailer...

You should contact Kubota Cares to have the issues documented and be sure the dealership has set up a case number for the warranty repair. Keep good records. I found Kubota doesn't respond to the customer and everything has to go through the dealership.

I would have clamped it in my milling machine and just cut a flat in that area. Isn't that thing going to possibly hang up on clothing and slow you down in an emergency situation? Looks like tit's on a bull to me 🐃.

That started happening to mine last year and it was the linkage wore out and broke. Here's a video showing the part to check. If it's just the back you may need to look at the front hanger adjustment also.

This is the video. Same tractor with leds, new seat, and something done to make the transmission whine subdued some. It's all about pricing. For $6k more you can get the heavier duty upgraded 35 hp. I bet it may just have been a quick way to get the LX2620 to market and in a year or 2 it will...

The video I saw said the same axle as the LX2610. Along with the same loader capacity as the 2610 and the same transmission with a couple mods. The new transmission and axle are only in the 3520 and 4020. I was very disappointed after seeing that because I was thinking about the LX 2620 cab but...

That is illegal in NY now and supposedly they are cracking down on it. If you have NY plates with a Maine plated trailer you will have a good chance of being singled out by State Ploice. The local sheriff's are good guys and most won't harass you. If your license and registration are in your...

That's probably a good idea. I put rubber washers between the parts to isolate the dissimilar metals so it is probably sealed. The way that bar oil drips some after using saws, I am going to put a couple puppy pee pads in the bottom also.

I usually have my m18 chainsaws bouncing around in the bed and they are always in the way taking up bed space when loading the firewood chunks. I use them for anything under 12 inches now. Well I had an old bicycle hitch mount and bought a cheap Chinesium toolbox that I bolted together to slip...

I just got off the phone with my dealer and it sounds like just some are affected and they don't have parts yet. The notice says any questions call 1-888-458-2682 so you could try that number to see. It also says if you sold it transfer this letter to the new owner.

Just got a notice my new Z726 has a recall for the voltage regulator. Stop use until repaired. Not sure how many it affects but just a warning to others that may already have had a regulator replaced. Seems to be a Kawasaki recall.

The part that stinks here is as they get older the rates continually rise and it costs more every year. At least boats are 5 years here. I will admit that I chose the wrong state to retire in.