Recent content by rh74

I had the same grade and spring problem as you. This was my fix. 1. Dig out some of the slop top on top. 2. Lay down a geo-tex fabric. To stop the material from being driven into the soil. 3. Fill the area above the normal water line with the large 4-6" or larger non regular shaped rock. You...

Just take the cab off in the late spring. I had an LX2610 with aftermarket cab. It took about 20 minutes to remove. You don't have to take the whole thing apart. A second person makes it much easier to lift off. The cab I had was as from the Original Tractor Cab company. I also bought the glass...

Take a look at the adjustment options on the lift arms that attach to the lower arms. The lower arms should have different holes to attach the lift arms and doing so will chance the lift height. Another option is just don't lift the to the max position. I had a problem with the lift height on my...

The following is from the Woodland Mills website. None of their products are made in Canada. "Where are Woodland Mills products manufactured?" "Our products are designed and engineered in Ontario, Canada by our dedicated team and manufactured overseas by a network of trusted partners. With...

The link below is a starting point for the drive line parts needed. I would recommend that you find a local dealer and ask for the whole goods part number as buying individual parts will cost 3-4 times more that the whole goods complete kit. You will also need the coupler that mates the quick...

I realize that the system uses the same pump. The point of being isolated is that you don't have to take apart existing working hydraulic components and add fittings, hoses, or piping. You also don't have to make mounting brackets or other mods. If you add all of the extra work did you save money?

The Kubota rear remotes will be the cleanest install. You don't need Kubota to install the hardware. You do however need to talk with your Kubota sales person and have them order the remote hardware as a whole goods kit. Doing it this way saves a lot of money vs going to the parts counter and...

The QH15 was discontinued some time last year. Your dealer just like mine had stock and are trying to get rid of them. I don't mind the bushing, I just wished the dealer would have better knowledge about what is needed.

Reach under the deck and rotate one of the blades by hand ( it will turn easy). It might take a couple of tries to get. I had to it the first time I used mine.

Just wondering if you talked to a dealer to see if the entire 3 point arm system is a whole good's kit. Buying it that way is extremely cheaper that buying individual parts.

Front frame photos

Photos of hitch.

I have an lx2610 that uses the lx2940 sub frame. Below is a photo of manual front cover it lists the use for both the 26 and 33 models. But it also states for serial number 22000001. The serial number is for the snow blower.

What model tractor do you have? Is it an lx2610? When I looked up the part number you gave, it indicated that a second revised part is available and it fit is based on a serial number. I'm assuming it the tractor serial number.

I believe they thought it would help with older or odd ball attachments. When I bought mine the salesman wrote the sales agreement with the QH16, but when I went to pick it up, I got the QH15. They told me it would be months before they could get a QH16, so I took what they had. They did throw...