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My lx2610 19 hp pto handles the wc68 with no trouble.

I found a clevis at TSC that fit on my lx2610. You might see if they have one that will fit.

Cleaned the driveway and then cleared the path to our cabin. R14s and no chains works well for me.

Maybe try disconnecting the k connection or put the pto lever to the rear position to allow the shaft to move freely.

When I built my carry-all I got a frame from TSC and put 8 60 lb cinder blocks on the floor and then put a piece of plywood over them. I still have over 3 feet of usable height in the box for other use.

I have a front snow blower and a rear blade that I bought just to be able to drag the snow that falls off of the roofs and is close to the buildings. It works great. It also comes in handy when the snow is too wet for the blower and tends to clog the shute.

I have the same setup and in the heavy 14`"snow we just had the blower did great. Granted I had to take it easy on forward speed, jt handled the snow well.

Got over 14" of heavy snow. Also had power outage and a bunch of downed limbs to take care of. Went to start the tractor and all I had was a click. Was on a tender, but stuff happens. Jump it and got the first round done. Afterwards I removed the connections and cleaned the terminals and ground...

I don't have a 3rd function, but I can tell you that your shute rotation to the right is normal in having to go all the way to the detent for it to rotate right. I don't know the hows or whys, but that is the way it works.

Put the snowblower on yesterday, The subframe went on smoothly but the 3rd and fourth hoses from the blower assy were a pain to get through the spiral holder. They also didn't give any extra length on the hoses and I had to strategically move them in the holder to get the second one down...

Thanks, the 85-140 was here when I bought the property so I figured it was worth the question. I'll get the 80-90.

I have some unopened bottles of 85 to 140w gear oil. Would it be OK to use that in my snowblower that calls for 80 to 90w? It says it's good for severe Temps. Not trying to stir @#$%, just asking for my own knowledge. Thanks.

Can't say that putting casters on the shipping crate was my idea. I got it from someone on this forum..maybe you.

same here about a year ago

Just hit 150 today , I got it 11 months ago.

Finished chipping the limbs I trimmed from the edges of my fields. I tweaked the hydraulics that set the tension for the infeed so I don't have to hold the lever. I also made a chainsaw holder and attached to the chipper.

The front wheel torque on the lx2610 is 57-67 ft lbs per the owners manual

The torques are listed on pg 119 of the owners manual Nuts on the front are 57 to 67 ft lbs Nuts on rear are 123 to 141 ft lbs Bolts on rear are 145 to 166 ft lbs.

I bought a stump wrecker from Good Works Tractor that works good for me. It is designed to be not as long as some of the others so it will not stress the loader as much . It also works well for digging holes for planting.