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"What I need is another tractor...." Agreed. I do not think you will like the performance with so much offset weight on your 2650.

Sounds like it is working as intended. I experimented with Stall Guard while mowing with my L6060 but determined that I was better at controling engine load and speed that Stall Guard was and discontinued use. When getting into heavy grass, stall guard would reduce ground speed to control...

Heavier grass? Dull blades? Mower clogged with debris interfering with clearing? Cutting closer? Discharging cut grass back into grass yet to be cut? Lots of variables, not all regarding tractor. Yes, I agree that 1,800 RPM is almost certainly too low.

Right choice. I used a Woods BB720X HD 6' cutter with my L6060 and it was all she wanted in my parcels. A 7' would be too much in Brome even if cutting more than once per year and on level ground.

Nothing wrong with Delvac.

The freeze protection properties of modern engine coolants last almost indefinitely. The corrosion protection properties do not. This is why you need to change coolant regularly. Doing so is more important now than in decades past due to aluminum components used in the coolinig system, e.g...

As stated, I follow recommended service intervals. Experience has taught me to avoid commercial coolant flush chemicals so I will continue to do so.

I follow both equipment manufacturer's and coolant manufacturer's recommended service intervals. Generally, the green stuff should be changed every two years, while the newer orange, etc., coolant usually has a longer life. Not sure what you mean by "flush" but I strongly recommend against...

Agreed.

Agreed.

Here you go. Scroll down. (7) L6070 will start shipping in Aug of 2026 - TractorByNet

In adition to deck parts, you also need a new dealer.

Absolutely astonished that you could successfully plug a rear tire on any N series Ford. Such tractors were produced with "non-tubeless" rims, all had tubes, and just about all had CACl inside the tubes at one time or another. Plugs do not work with tubes or CaCl. Yes, I bought tubeless tires...

I have had bad luck with cheap Chinese internet bearings, even those with name brand packaging. As previously advised, I would take the number from the bearings and buy replacements from Bearings Inc., etc.

Insufficient information to answer question precisely. That said, I was able to defeat the OP switch on my similar B3350 within 5 minutes with a zip tie.