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Used the new z421 for the first time today. It was a pleasure to mow with a machine that has b@!!s. Areas that would have bogged down the old mower didn't affect this one at all. With the 60" deck vs the old 50" combined with more power and speed, what used to take 3 hours was done in 2.

Did my first full mow today. I bungied the chute up to do around the gardens first and then put it down to do the rest of the yards.

On days like yesterday and today when all I can do with my Kubotas is think about what I want to do, I get out the lathe and play.

That's pretty much where I'm at. I planted a bunch of small trees to fill in an area and trimming around them is a pain. Thanks to all for the insights, I've read them all and taking all into consideration

I just bought a new zero turn and I need to keep the chute in the raised position to go through some areas especially around the raised bed gardens. I had a neighbor tell me yesterday that he took the chute off of his mower and just left if off. Is there any reason that I couldn't or shouldn't...

New kubota added to the fleet. Traded in my 15 year old bad boy. The kohler engine was getting real tired zo I decided to upgrade. Did a little mowing before the rain hits and wow what a difference in power and speed. I found out real quick that I need to take it real slow between the raised...

I did the same on my rear blade, you will really like it in the winter not having to manually change the angle of the blade.

You could get in that way, but I either have someone else get in the basket while it's on the ground and then raise it or I have someone raise it while I'm in it. I don't have a self leveling loader, so the ratchet strap is very important to keep the basket from sliding on the forks. As far as...

I bought a similar unit and it works great for trimming higher branches and changing bulbs in the barn. I don't do well on ladders. One thing I added was a ratchet strap to hold it tight to the forks so it won't accidentally fall off.

Not sure what brand the transmission is on your mower, but the hydrogear on my BadBoy was leaking at the bottom joint and I just replaced the o-ring. Once I removed the bottom cover, I took the o-ring to my local hardware store and was able to find a replacement for less than $1.

When I bought my LX the dealer told me that the only thing he could think of for using both would be a MMM and a pto driven bagger.

Just hit 300 safe and mostly trouble frer hrs this morning. I have to give credit to alot of folks on this forum for that. Reading thru many posts (not all applicable at the time) I have learned much about operating and maintaining my machine. Thanks to all who post and share their experiences...

That's the great part of retirement, I keep reminding myself that I don't have to get everything done NOW.

Look at Bora wheel spacers. I used them and they bolted right onto the existing hubs with provided hardware and then the wheels bolted to them with the original hardware.

More winter storm damage cleanup.

It was around 10 hours over a couple of days. My back will only take so much. What made it easier this year is that I was strategic in how I placed the limbs on the pile. Took a little longer up front but it was worth it on the back side.

Before and after shots. The wc68 does a great job.

Collected the storm falls that I could get to, now it's time to start chipping.

I went with 2.5" bora spacers on my lx2610. Rear tires stayed just within the width of the bucket.

Let's try this again:LOL: