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For what it is worth, I believe the LX3310 is fuel injected, the LX2610 is not. Does anybody know if the LX3310 will burn more diesel for a comparable task? Neil gave the impression diesel usage on the LX3310 would not be much more.

It doesn't seem like it lost any height. I wouldn't hesitate to try it. It is very easy to change if you don't like it. Good luck.

Yes. That is what I moved. I have not had any issues since I moved to the holes closer to the tractor. People say it reduces the 3 pt lift capacity some.

Well I finally moved the lift arms to the holes closer to the axle. It lowered the three point about 3.5 inches. So now it is about 8 inches above the ground which works great with my woodland Mills stump grinder. Thanks everybody.

I have a non cab lx2610 with 60" MMM with the turf tires. The step is on the tractor.

Check your front end loader manual to see what it recommends for tire pressure. It usually is the same as the tractor manual.

Turfs will be fine, just Air them up as recommended. This video isn't about the turf tires, but I think you will get the idea.

Have you tried disconnect your front bar on the mower then connecting the side. Then you should be able to put in your front bar.

@barndoor What did you end up doing?

Thanks for the information. I will do that next time.

No push back. I called the salesman and was completely up front with him. Told him a used tractor came up on market place and asked him when mine would be delivered. He said he couldn't give a date until it shipped and he wasn't sure when it would. He said to just let him know if I didn't...

I had a similar experience as River19 with an equine quote. Configure the machine on Kubota's website then take off 20%. The deal I worked with added the following fee's: tractor pdi $250.00 loader pdi $255.00 freight $675.00 3rd function install $500.00 I never figured out if the tractor was...

I had ordered an LX2610 with FEL 3rd function in early February with it coming in the end of March. Had it all setup with the equine discount. March came and went with no tractor and it kept getting pushed. Then on April 10th a used 35 hour LX2610 with FEL 3rd fucntion, self-leveling...

Well I figured out where the self leveling valves were and which one I thought was for the curl cylinders. Which happened to have a screw out further. So I screwed it in a couple of times. It seemed to work better and not dump the rock. This is just something I tried and I do not recommend...

Thanks NJtool. I didn't realize it also included a hydraulic portion. It is called "Mechanical self-leveling" after all. In looking at the parts diagram for the LA535 loader on messick's I see there is a "port relief valve" and a "relief valve". So I am thinking they might need to be...

So the curl works as should with the load. It will curl the rock back up after the lift has tried to dump. This has the mechanical self leveling with the brackets on top of the loader arms. I don't think there is any hydraulic part to the self leveling. The curl cylinders have to be...

Today when I picked up a fairly large rock around 400lbs I reckon with the pallet forks my loader would dump when I pulled straight back to raise the rock. I also noticed it when trying to scoop dirt in a large dirt pile, it would dump as I tried to raise up. At first I thought it was air in...

Howard. Thanks for the manual page. This weekend the drive belt broke on my wife's zero turn mower. So she let me mow the rest of the front yard with the lx2610. So I put the mower deck back on, disconnected the front end loader (quicktach), and set the mower to 2.5 " inches and went to...

I just bought a LX2610 2 weeks ago. I didn't know about the lurching, I don't think it has happened. The treadle peddle is a lot easier to push than my B2320. I have tapped the treadle peddle on accident and got a lurch. The sound is comparable to the b2320. It just does everything easier...

Messick's video for rolled tractor