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Collected the storm falls that I could get to, now it's time to start chipping.

I went with 2.5" bora spacers on my lx2610. Rear tires stayed just within the width of the bucket.

Let's try this again:LOL:

Cleaned up after today's storm. We got about a foot of heavy wet snow. I was pleased at how well the blower handled it. Manipulating the rear blade is a whole lot easier now that I have the rear remotes installed. Power went out early this morning and is not back yet.

I'm leaving mine on, that way I can't be blamed for the storm😊

That's ok, my wife is blaming me too!😊

We got another 8 inches before the srorm finished. Here is the second half cleanup. Finishing up my 3rd season with the blower I broke my first shear pin today.

Got 10 inches so far today. Still snowing so I'll hit it again later this evening or tomorrow.

I think you might be right. They are calling for 9 inches of snow Saturday. I put the rear blade back on and staged the blower if it's needed.

Hopefully I didn't jinx myself, my SIL and I swapped out the blower for the loader. I had him do all of the tractor work to get him some much needed seat time so he feels comfortable to use it if I'm not around (not that I'm planning on anything soon).

When I bought my tractor, the dealer steered me away from the LX3310 and towards the LX2610 due to the DPF stuff. I have not had any trouble with the available hp to get things done. My driveway is over 750' long and the snow blower handles it well in addition to keeping a path open to a cabin...

RH74, I have that same set-up (WC-68/LX2610) and my chipping area is at the bottom of a hill near my fields. I have no problem going up or down the hills. I usually am running in medium or low range to avoid bouncing the chipper on the 3-point, but never had an issue with power to transport.

Another trick is to turn your front wheels to the left, this seems to take pressure off of the system. to let it shift .

I went wiyh 2.5" from Bora on my lx2610. The rear tires are just within the width of my bucket.

Just as a follow-up. I did purchase a digital multi-meter and saw that once charged the battery had a little over 12v. I also had 14+v when running. The dealer was picking it up to install rear hydraulics and I asked them to load test it while it was there. I mentioned it to the guy who came to...