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Thank you.

Hence "Going to have to...." Absolutely nothing tricky.

No problem.

BTDT. See previous threads. No issues with ANY other site using Win 10 and Edge. No intention of changing browsers.

Going to have to give up on OTT, folks as the browser freezing problem has rendered the site just about unuseable.

I have no such issues on ANY of the other sites that I visit.

I would save my $17.50 and just use sandpaper.

If the old shoes have not been run inside the new drums metal to metal, badly scoring the drums, you can clean up the drums with course sandpaper. This not a F1 race car.

Finding a shop with a brake drum grinder is just about impossible these days and finding a brake drum lathe that will accommodate such a small drum may well be problematic. Finding a shop with a brake shoe cam grinder suitable for grinding the shoes will likely be even more difficult. Can't...

Difference between the two is HP, and for a tractor of this size, the increase is enormous. HP increase will be most noticeable when mowing tough cover and snowblowing should you decide to do so. FWIW/ the most common complaint regarding the B2650/LX2610 is insufficient power. Would expect...

You will need a very small no till drill for use with your 2501. I would be surprised if any FSA office has anything suitable.

No cabs on L series tractors aside from GLs.

Sizing a rotaty cutter depends upon what one plans to cut, how ofter one plans to cut it, how closely one plans to cut it, and how quickly one plans to move while cutting it, as well as tractor power weight and terrain. Your 28 PTO HP tractor will handle a 5' rough cut mower in nearly all...

Not sure why you want a plow. Few folks plow these days as tillers are much preferred. If you plow you will also need a disc to finish the soil unless you have a tiller, in which case you do not need a plow.

It will be, especially in sod. Manufacturers do not install coulters on plows without a reason.

Kubota CUTs/SCUTs are most popular with yuppies and prior city dwellers. Kubota is making only slow progress into the large tractor market.

Once you have one for large parcels, you will never go back.

What a surprise. Tractordata is a decent place to start research but the data therein is not to be trusted if accuracy is important.

Any chance that I could get a PDF copy of the revised version of this TSB?

It can be trailered. My BW 15.50 Woods was delivered about 75 miles via 1 ton truck with trailer. I simply backed onto the trailer to hitch up in order to unload.