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My B7610 has a small receiver hitch below the PTO. It's about 2" wide by 1.25" tall with holes to accept a horizontal pin I believe. I'd like to drag a small ATV trailer, but the ATV trailer hitches look pretty simplistic and light duty. They seem to accept a vertical pin. What should I put...

I see some side rakes and rotary-style rakes like folks use for raking hay into windrows, but my application is scraping an inch or so of 10-year-old dead grass off old CRP ground, and trying to get it off so I can spray effectively. It seems like a blanket harrow would do that as well, but...

Do these things normally require pliers and come out in pieces? I was trying to be 'gentle' and wasn't successful in getting the filter out (only 50 hours since service). It's below freezing, does that matter?

I have a 2004 B7610 HST with ag tires and chains, and I am trying to blow snow with a B2660 60" front-mount blower. I was doing pretty well until I found that I had lost the drive to the blower (the entire mid PTO driveshaft assembly was laying on the ground). The rear section looks like it is...

I tend to use the clutch when changing H/L or 2/4Wd. It doesn't work so well when using my 4' rotary mower. Shifting PTO-ON is smooth and quiet. When I try and shift PTO-OFF I usually get a grinding. Do I need to throttle-down when shifting the PTO Off, or perform some other ritual?

I went small on my mower and only got a 48" (24hp tractor). Any suggestions on disc size? Is it by weight of the implement? I only have about 25 acres and I doubt it will be disc'ed regularly and then not all of it.

I have a 2004 B7610 HST 4wd. The tires are all R4 and the fronts are pretty worn. I was thinking about putting Ag tires on the front for better traction when snow blowing. I haven't found any references to folks mixing tire types and I'm curious if that's a bad idea.

My local dealer (a hardware store) has several of these in stock, but they don't clearly show the model #. The boom arm appears stockier than the Compact model which I suspect is designed for the small tractors like my B7610. I know you wouldn't want to put a a small auger on a big tractor...

I have a B7610HST that is new-to-me with a Fimco 25 gallon 3-pt sprayer. To make the sprayer behave in a predictable manner I need to run at a constant road speed. It does have a pressure gauge. Because of the way the sprayer is configured I will probably need to run the tractor in High...