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Looks like a Woodpecker to me. All my trees are like that. And the racket they make when they try on the aluminum siding of the house or on a street light.

That is what I paid for mine with the 48 in. deck in 2019! Mine included a third function kit. The grapple claw I paid for separately.

I believe that they were thicker and heavier than the OEM blades and they installed with the standard hardware with no problems. I got them from yardparts.com but they don't seem to carry that model any longer.

I bought these for my 48 inch MMM. They are very thick and heavy. Cheaper too. They seem to cut marginally better with less vibration and the edge seems to last longer.

NASCAR rejects ... :ROFLMAO:

Heat gun? Hair dryer?

The measurement was with the MMM all the way up (worst case). The tires are "all terrain" OTR Mag 350 26X12.00-12 T24350626120012

I have upgraded my BX1880 with the larger tires and the 48 inch narrower mower, which brings the rear anti scalp rollers closer to the tires than the 54 inch mower. I have no problems. Something, does not seem right.

Pictures will help...

It might take a couple of laps at qualifying speeds until the brakes warm up and work properly. 🤪

Some easy things to try, non of them have catastrophic consequences: USB port not working

What about these?

Yes! It keeps my insanity in check. :ROFLMAO:

As long as the horn works ...

And it is...

I don't think that he wrote it that way originally.

I bought some similar LED bulbs to replace 12V 18W ones for my low voltage garden lights. Amazon advertise them as that they can work with reverse polarity but they didn't when I tried with a battery. They are working with my AC low voltage system at half frequency cycles.

Not only that, he blew the tire during the landing and collapsed the landing gear!o_O

I am pretty sure the FCC would not allow that here. It could cause unintended feedback noise. :ROFLMAO:

It counts! A win! :ROFLMAO: