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  1. Raymo853

    Plugs

    Found a nail in my LX2610 R4 front tire. Does anyone know if these tires, R4s, can use plugs?
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    LX2610SU. Am I missing a bolt

    If you have a LX, can you check to see if you have two bolts here under the seat.
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    Betstco Wood Chipper, VL-WCX5

    Needed a wood chipper to help clear 5 HA of loblolly pines trees. Considered Titan and multiple Woodmax models. Lots of the ones I wanted got sold out before I saved up the cash. Turns out the Betstco 5” Self Feeding Wood Chipper n/VL-WCX5 was in stock and matched most of my needs. I would...
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    Surprises from reading manual

    Two days after getting my LX2610SU, I completely read all the manuals I got from the dealer. Almost all of it seemed self evident. I was surprised by one thing I found (page 56) is to advice to allow the tractor to idle for 5 full mins before doing anything, regardless of the outside...
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    Tractor Supply Price Shenanigans

    Had plans to get a EA box blade, but the wait times convinced me to look for alternatives. Decided the County Line/Tatar one made sense especially since Tractor Supply announced a 15% off all 3 point County Line implements starting Nov 24th. Well I have now watched the price increase twice...
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    Rotary Cutter Width

    The main rules / conventional wisdom things I see about rotary cutter width are: width as a function of PTO horsepower, 3 point lift capacity, and track width of your wheels. The first two make total sense, the third not so much. I can see wanting to cut a path as wide as your tractor, but...
  7. Raymo853

    First dent and scratch

    Back when I raced mountain bikes, my teammates and I had a tradition: we would use an open end wrench to put the first scratch/dent in each new bike before the first ride. I carried that tradition over to every new car and truck I have bought. Makes that first dent less of a deal. I once had a...
  8. Raymo853

    Considering L175 with loader

    My wife is considering buying me a old L175, with a recently re-built loader, for around $3000 to keep me from buying a L2501 The tractor and loader both look to be in good shape and had a lot of work on them. The current owner said he just needed something smaller and more nimble, and got a new...