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150 hours on mine, no issues whatsoever. Would not even consider removing them at this point.

That's a good point. When I push the pin back twords the motor there is plenty of length. It seems like the ring loop is too large rather than the pin being to short. I used zip ties to keep the pin from backing out until the dealer comes up with a fix.

Definitely too short. Anybody hear of a fix? My dealer is still researching...

Hi all, I noticed on my LX2610 ( silver loader pins ) are barely protruding on the back "engine side" of the loader. I never would have noticed this, until I read this thread. I assume the pin should be about a quarter inch longer. I also noticed some of the LX machines have black pins - I...

Wow! That some professional results! Way better than I'm expecting for my smaller yard

Yes, for sure. I have a contractor that offed to do final grade with a small dozer. I was just trying to minimize or eliminate that final step.

Hmmm, almost exactly what I'm doing. I won't be installing any walls though. I'll just grade it out to a final slope. Thanks for the advice!

Good point. The dump trucks just drop and go and I push it into place. Im just leveling a play area so nothing fancy. I didn't think of compacting. Just letting the rain and triaxle dumps do the compacting. Your advice is well taken and a lot to consider, but I don't think I will be that...

As usual, getting more complicated than I was expecting. But I always manage to underestimate projects.... Great advice

Excellent, great information. Thanks!

Yes, Im not sure how fast I can swap the filter. I'm thinking 2 quarts is best case scenario. But my dealer isn't that far so worst case I make a second trip. Thanks for the input!

Thanks, driveway looks great

Also will synthetic oil be okay and do anyone have a brand preference?

3 filters, oil change, greese and top off hydrolic fluid, verify torque specs for loader and wheels. Does this sound correct, am I missing anything? Will 2 quarts of UTF2 be enough to top off? Thanks in advance!

Filling some property, So far just using bucket on LX2610. I only have 30 hours of experience. Would a back blade be a helpful implement? Or should I just keep using the bucket.... Any suggestions would be appreciated.

BRO-TEK 3", no stud removal necessary. Took about 3 business days from order to door. Hub and wheel centric. Much more stable. I struggled with 2" VS 3", Bro-tek strongly recommended 3" and it was the right call. Completely satisfied with size and product fit and finish.

There is also a dealer Perry Power that sells new - they do not come with the securing screw and cost $ 30.00 vs $15.00 for the used.

Interesting - mine came in perfect condition and it even had the screw taped to the knob. I believe they were listed as factory take offs. But e-bay is the wild west and I don't have a lot of faith in the sellers.

Good point. I've also seen postings about the counterfeit Toyota oil filters. It is out of control on e-bay and Amazon. Now I try to only but from Amazon (no third party) or a legit car dealer selling on Amazon. Many manufacturers state Amazon is Authorized but resellers are not - ie Keurig...