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I didn't think the added weight from the steel was going to do much and I did't want to worry about having to paint them before I installed and then the inevitable touch-up after using them. I also have the cab model and they have made a huge difference. I went with the 2.5" and the rear tires...

I just recently put 2.5" Bora spacers on my lx. I got the aluminum ones and they were $328 total. Installation was fairly simple and they supply all necessary hardware. Additionally, they mount using the existing wheel studs. They have made a big difference. I ordered directly from Bora.

The boss wasn't happy with the cut from the rotary cutter so I picked up a flail mower and tried it out today. I am keeping a path on the perimeter of our fields as a local farmer hays the rest. I'm pretty pleased with how it works.

I have found that running at lower rpm's takes alot of the jerkiness out of the loader and making finer moves in low range helps too.

The lx series has the self leveller available as an option.

I used the Rotary cutter making a path around the perimeter of our fields today for the first time. The 2.5" wheel spacers really made a huge difference. I went through some areas that would have definitely been high on the pucker factor without them. There was only 1 hill that I went up that...

Installed 2.5" bora spacers on my lx2610.

I finally used the GWT Stump Wrecker for the first time today to dig up some old shrubs. It worked real well. The only issue which seems to be applicable to all brands is that it is damn near impossible to see just where you are digging. I'm sure plenty of practice will help with that. This one...

I did mine last week for the first time, it's not a hard job to do.

I have a speeco qh in my lx2610 and have no issues using it with my rcr1260 cutter or wc-68 chipper.

I have a speeco and am pleased with it. No bushings needed

When I bought my lx2610, the dealer sold me a RC1260 to go with it. I haven't had a chance to use it yet to see how it goes. I will primarily be using it to keep a walking path around fields that are already cut and maintained by a local farmer for hay.

"Yinz guys", I haven't heard that since I grew up in Johnstown many years ago.

Wow, you learn something new every day! I'm 65 and have used grease guns for years and never knew this one.

I put a Heavy Hitch tooth bar on and it seems to be working real good. In this picture I was removing rocks from an area that the the chief landscaper didn't want them in. I 'm also in the process of filling a sunken garden area with dirt from on the property, so I'm skinning the old sod/weeds...

Did the 50 hr service today. Got a tip from a service guy about blocking the hydraulic fluid vent to help slow the loss of fluid when changing the hydro filters. Worked real well, only lost 1 qt of udt including what was in the filters. The hardest part of the service was getting the engine oil...

The nozzle for my rear window washer broke where it goes through the glass and when I went to replace it I found that it was hitting the cover for the cab inlet filter when the window was fully opened. I notched the housing to allow room for the nozzle and the problem is gone. Posting this as a...

I changed the gear oil in the snowblower, greased all of the fittings and put it away. While I had the grease gun out I hit all of the zerks on the tractor.

Finished the carryall today. I made a hinged shelf and can turn the boards on the end gate into a work bench. Also made chainsaw scabbards by scarfing out 2x6's and mounting to the sides. Now all I need to do is get it dirty!

The barn is 40x60 and yes the rafters are high. No problems hitting the doors or hitting rafters when using the forks to place things on shelves. We just bought the place last summer so I am still figuring out how to store stuff.