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I have the 422 with suspension seat, my second summer using it. 54” deck nice heavy duty mower. My only complaint is the three acres I cut is not smooth like a golf course and even with the suspension seat it’s still a rough ride but I’m old with spine issues. I hear theFerris with the...

About 5” cutt height

This ain’t tractor machinery I’m talking about but the old enlarged prostate. Any of the old guys have this procedure done .?

Wolfman must be on vacation or this thread would be locked😎

I had to get some form fitting underwear, much better support

For what it’s worth I have the 54” on my b2601 and with the bxexpanded tooth bar it is capable of digging jobs or moving gravel, dirt, etc. To me it’s a better fit for b2601 compared to the 60” bucket

I have b2601 with 60” mmm, run it at 2200rpm and it cuts great. Doesn’t bog down cutting 8”-12” grass on 2 acre field. Around the house I use my zero turn

I have a drive over deck for my b2601 and like others have mentioned you still have to get down on all four lean in to hook up attaching points and the driveshaft. I’m too old with spine issues so I am now using a Kubota 422 zero turn

I have no affiliation with Ropslight.com but several years ago bought two of their lights for my b2601 and couldn’t be happier. They are easy to install , plug and play.

You guys are truly blessed to see such marvelous sights! Slim chance of seeing this in low down Missouri

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Looks like the tractor sucked off her right arm

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What your calling gravel road looks to me is actually chip&seal which is a step down from asphalt. So going over it with a box blade or front loader will actually make it much worse. I agree with filling pot holes with 3/4” minus

Nice modification on exsiting equipment. Glad it worked out for you. I also have a single plow that works great on my b2601

The first thing I would do is invest in a good pair of work boots. You look like your ready for the beach not wood cutting chores. 😎Just kidding. Like Hokie said I use the trailer method, yeah you have to handle the wood twice but you move 2 or 3 times the amount of wood

My father inlaw was a stickler for keeping shovels cleaned and oiled between usage

When it comes to parts and diagrams, you can always count on Wolfman. 😎

Like others have said it’s a bugger to pull out, if you keep the O ring wet with oil it helps to remove it. You can get tough with it you won’t break it I see what you did there !

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