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I pulled my B2620 on a 16’ tandem axle trailer. With backhoe and fel attached. I use an 18’ to trailer my LX2610 tlb.

I don’t think the B2601 would be much of an upgrade from your B2620. You would be better off looking at the LX tractors.

No Those are split pins or roll pins. They secure the u-joint to the pto shaft. Shear pin will be next to the mowers gear box.

I took the time this evening for maintenance. 791 hours Drained the hydraulic fluid. Changed the transmission and hydraulic suction filters. Put 4 gallons of fresh Super UDT2 hydraulic fluid in. Drained the engine oil and refilled with 5w40 Rotella. Replaced the oil filter. And replaced...

Crawl up the hill and creep down the hill.

Bush hogged 5 or 6 acres yesterday:

Loaded rear tires. I think R4s are more durable than R14s if you work in wooded areas bush hogging.

That looks like a rubber hose. Is there a hydraulic thumb on your backhoe?

Cleared the road last night.

Not a local parts store, but Messicks has them in stock.

Burial detail. Neighbor had to put his old dog down.

Good deal on Milwaukee’s grease gun at Home Depot today:

I think it is plumbed incorrectly. 3rd function lines are reversed. P pressure comes from backhoe. T is return to tank.

I just take the teeth on my bh77 off. You have a smooth lip with a cutting edge.

I think mine does the same thing. It doesn’t act like this just digging dirt. But, when you are working on stumps and roots the dipper stick is over powered by the bucket curl.

2020 LX2610 60” front loader bucket BH77 with 16” bucket Mechanical thumb LandPride 3rd function Loaded rear tires Kubota 2” wheel spacers 3 point hitch Extendable lower links 600 hours $29,500 beck1murph1@gmail.com

I have had the LandPride 60” since 2021. It is a shade lighter than the 60” fel bucket. It is what is normally on the loader, unless I am doing backhoe work.