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And now all my implements (snowblower, flail mower, etc) are sized for LX width, so won't be trading in for wider chasis. But it has worked great. There have been a few times I wished I had more FEL lift capacity but all in all I have loved it.

As for cold weather lx3310 -- with the block heater plugged in I have started without a problem -10F several times. As for maintaining temps - when that cold and running snowblower at 2500rpm temp stays middle. If running more like 2000 rpm for other stuff, I use the magnet grill covers that...

That is fake news: 720 ILCS 5/7-1(a): Use of force in defense of person.

About 55%

A funny bit, but for those who care, working and vote eligible approx 155,000,000. Vote eligible but retiree, stay at home parent, disabled, in college, unemployed but seeking work approx 70,000,000. Vote eligible under 60 but just choosing not to work is approx 10,000,000. Not thrilled with the...

This ^^^^^^ This spring/summer I have had the, "we don't know what we are getting until we open the back of the semi" conversation about a SeaDoo jetski, a watercraft trailer, a Ford pickup, a Polaris snowmobile, and a pair of kayaks. Day to day they can't predict what they are getting from...

Waste Of Time

While my LX3310 seems to top out at 2400 rpm, this doc suggests it is designed to run up to 3000 rpm. Is this just artificially down tuned to fit a hp target (33hp in this case) in the product line up? Is there any good way to tap some of this "hidden" power?

Cool - where can I get this for my model (LX3310)?

My lx3310 (with filled tires) does fine with 60” box blade on our quarter mile gravel driveway.

With PTO (rear and mid-mount) implements I run my LX3310 at 2400rpm per specs. When not using PTO I tend to run between 2000-2200 rpm. It just seems to be a noise and performance sweet spot. If I run it for any length of time under 2000 rpm I get an early regen event. Seems with the DPF...

I have loved my LX3310 for our 70+ acres (80% wooded). Ran up to 4" branches through the chipper for hours last weekend without even the tiniest hint of slow down and is in the process of clearing trails with a flail mower through 3" brush/poplar stands without a single bog down. My only wish...

In the olden days only a person’s kids and neighbors knew if they said something stupid - now we all get to see.

We are in a mess. I know the guys behind this "neutral" site that tries to provide balanced news by calling out starting biases and encouraging the reading both sides and coming to one's own conclusion. While it is a bipartisan effort, it did have roots in a very slightly right-of-center...

Still waiting for any evidence for the proposition the NRA was founded to protect freed slaves. I have been a member for 30 years and the snopes assessment is far closer to the story the NRA itself has been telling me all this time. Not liking mainstream media is not proof of the proposition...

Do you have actual counter-evidence to offer, or are you just resting on unsupported conspiracy accusations? I am concerned Yooper might object to such a non-rigorous response ;)

I think they do have an option for a standard SSQA attachment now. If not, there is probably an aftermarket solution (just don't buy their bucket if you are going this route).

I love the kubota I bought, but if I couldn't get respectful service within a reasonable driving range I would buy a Deere. This Ford/Chevy thing in the car/truck/tractor space is overrated. Kubotas and Deere are both solid machines.

My LX3310 came with the stops installed so I can't compare before and after, but I was shocked at how far they would turn - they almost point a full 90 degrees to the side at full steer. The maneuverability of this thing has been a really positive surprise for me.

One other thought from a person who ends up doing tech support for all of his older relatives and in-laws. Have both you and your SIL install "TeamViewer" on his computer and both your old and new computers. It is a free tool that lets your SIL see and control your screen/mouse from his home...