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Insufficient information to answer question precisely. That said, I was able to defeat the OP switch on my similar B3350 within 5 minutes with a zip tie.

Pin-up brackets.

Most likely the result of improper adjustment upon initial installation. Few if any dealers take the time to properly adjust lift mechanism upon installation.

So do I. The 60" bucket is too big and too heavy for your BX unless you plan to load marshmellows.

Always use low range when attempting to perform such (abusive) tasks. In low range both rear tires should have slipped with differential locked and one or both front tire(s) should have slipped.

Dual wheels on 6' (and 7') cutters are (almost?) always optional if even offered.

No need for the extra expense of dual wheels on a 6' rough cut rotary mower unless you are mowing swamps. FWIW, a good, e.g., Bush Hog, Woods, etc., HD 6' cutter will have a 5" or 6" tail wheel rather than a 4" wheel. Dual tail wheels are just more stuff to get in the way.

Again, suspect incorrect front brackets and/or improper installation adjustments. Most dealers will not take the time to properly adjust things upon installation.

I had one of those with my B3350. Do you have the skid shoes? Might want to consider a poly cutting edge to protect asphalt.

Having grown up near the B & O railroad, I've long been a RR fan and an just old enough to remember mainline steam passing our farm. There was a steam helper engine (probably a 4-8-2 Mountain type) stationed about 1/2 mile from our farm to push the DE freights up the 12 mile hill out of the...

Document fee?! Seriously? Document fee?! That would go away or I would immediately walk.

Pull back the floor mat and check for floor board rust beneath.

I believe that all of the LX series tractors use terrain following MMMs with adjustable gage wheels that set mowing height.

Bingo.

I'm not a fan of snake oil.