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Yes, the R4s are a great solid surface tire, made for that actually, yet they're plenty grippy enough in most mud and dryer snow, too. This time ofyear I put the backhoe on the back so I can get myself unstuck from almost any situation the machine ends up sliding into, like a ditch bank on a 0C...

SSQA Quick Attach is the way to go. My Martatch 42" 1t adjustable pallet forks are on the loader more often than the bucket, by far. And start keeping an eye out for good used free pallet sources. Don't grab just any (like I did at first), pick and choose and get well built pallets all of the...

Lol I was waiting for the glove to get commented on, as i had to remove it to operate my smartphone camera. And yes, one-handed for a short bit, and even handsfree momentarily with my left knee on the steering in order to transfer the phone to the left so I could raise the blower a bit to free...

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This is some good news to hear, happy snowy days!

Hit the back woods trail again after the latest rounds of snow. Nice to have a calm wind today, can relax at the controls a bit without ice dust flying back at me and all over the place. It does not seem top matter which way the wind is howling some days, it just swirls and has me cursing...

Cool, never thought about the auger drive shaft going off of center in the gearbox.

Are the gaps different left and right auger? If larger on the side that broke shears, then likely the side panel of the blower body got pushed out hard enough, maybe a 2x4 piece jammed between the auger and center or side plates under torque before the pin snapped. I have a bent auger arm from...

Mine has similar play end to end. Both sides should be similar. If not, either an end plate or the center worm gear mount plate has been bumped/bent a bit to one side, increasng the play to one side and tightening the other side. I assume you broke shears like I do because of solid ground...

Woodland Mills WC68. 6" x 8" opening, adjustable speeed and pressure on hydraulic feed, good customer support, solidly and thoughtfully designed and built. I've put probably 40 cu yardsnet of chipping through it in the last 4 years. No breakdowns, still on the knives first edge and still cuts...

This makes me think I'll need more than just a little red indicator for an idiot light. Maybe a flashing yellow LED bulb or something that would be way more noticeable.

My WC68 is a great piece of equipment. Would fit nicely on your LX. And you've got 7HP more to run it with off the PTO than my tractor.

My thickly iced up parking area got the boxblade treatment with the scarifiers lowered. Went across it once or twice in different directions to create some roughed up creases which greatly enhanced footing traction and eventually sped up breakup of the ice sheet in the sun. Gravel parking area.

I ripped the bars out of my B2782B blower chute the other day. Seems to clog less now. Also, once ice starts building up in there there's more "escapee" ice crystals while blowing that get flung sideways more than up and out and float in the air around the tractor. Seems to be less of that "ice...

it sounds like mine acted when the air inlet sucked in enough snow dust from the air while snowblowing that the primary (large) air filter element was clogged with snow/ice and it starved the engine of air. Power started to decline and a bit of exhaust smoke started. I doubt that's what your...

I've done this a lot, my B2650 doesn't slow much and I wear hearing protection good enough to shroud the louder hst whine the braking causes. Almost always in low range and moderate to top operating rpm. So far I've only tightened the brake pedals once on my 1100 hour 5 year old unit, as noted...

This is the best and simplest description I've seen yet regarding safety switch operation on these tractors. 👌(y)

The 3-point can be raised and lowered so it's a handy feature for attaching and lifting logs with the chain.

I made them out of some spare SS cable kit pieces I had hanging around. And yes, they've saved me many a lynch pin fallng to the forest floor never to be found. Those wayward bush sticks and branches take an eventually pricey toll!

Selleres market indeed! I had to go pick up some more snowblower auger shear pins from my dealer, and I've never seen so few tractors on their lot. Maybe 6 units, and all sub-compacts like the BX23s. And Keystone Ag Kubota is not a small K dealer, but the wind is sure blowing through their lot...