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Was cutting some wood with the help of the 2610. My back was getting sore so I decided to put my feet up........the farm queen decided to hang out on my lap.

I hired a tree company to take down 2 nasty trees. Coming from a tree crew I know what it's like. I bought them donuts, Gatorade, and pizza. That extra $20.00 spent made full stomachs and fast work.

Almost every brush hog I looked at had a hole right behind the gear box to get tools from above to change out the blades. I was watching a how to you tube video on changing blades........should've been a how not to video cause the guy didn't know about the hole, had the mower up right, dangling...

Hauled marsh grass to cover up my grass seed .

The local tree company(not the one I work for.....wasn't ready to see the crew or trucks yet) took down a large maple and ash for me. They had a b2610 with grapples.

Thanks. That was right when I unloaded it and didn't adjust it yet.

I've had my lx2610 on my 7 acre hobby farm for about 2 months now. An arctic cat 700 atv and John Deere B was my work horse before that. I look at tractors, trucks, and pole barns all the same...... it's easier to get bigger right away and have it than realize " well shoot wish I had more...

Thanks for the tips. These are mostly atv/hayride trails where the grass gets ran over and ripped up so not too concerned on if it grows back. That is a con of brush hogs vs sickle mowers or flail mowers. I did notice using the neighbors stalk chopper if I worked the height down I had less or...

I always make it a habit to engage and disengage the pto at low rmp, brush hog or even a basic riding mower. Brush hogging it seems like the biggest mistakes are, high rmp engaging the pto, too fast for conditions, starting up in tall brush, using the brush hog as a dozer taking more than...

Thanks for all of that information! The directions are still on the shield of the pto how to adjust it but haven't looked totally into it yet. I've adjusted slip clutches with the spring loaded nuts but nothing like this. You gave me a really good understanding of it. Thank you.

Thanks for the information. It has an adjustable slip clutch and read you should trip them every so often, and for the gear box a lot of guys use corn head grease inside.

That area was tillable up until 5 years ago. It always flooded and the renter didn't bother to work up anymore. For me it's more valuable for hunting than farming. I'm letting it go back to its natural state and it's crazy how fast it's doing that and what's coming up. Being tilled in the...

My lx2610 is about 2 months old. My new landpride tiller hooks up no issue, but my older brush hog I had the same issue. I've been hooking up ptos on the farm on and off from different tractors and equipment since I was 8. Every tractor and equipment had it's tricks you had to do and some were...

I picked up the brush hog with no issues...... didn't end up on a meat hook hanging down in a basement......always a plus. I got it home alright too. Those that mentioned the width you're correct it is only a 5fter......classic case of the seller not knowing what he had. As soon as it was...

After purchasing the kubota I've been in the market for a brush hog to mow atv trails and knock down corn and sun flower stalks. I've been coming up short on my hunt, either getting outbid on auctions, finding no name brands with parts n.l.a, finding light duty brands, or finding over priced...

Worked up part of the hayfield that needs reseeding(if we get any rain) My back was hunting and wanted to see how the Kubota handled the digger so didn't use my b.

Future construction operator right there. Nice job starting them young! When I was Forman some guys didn't even know how to use a wheel barrow or what end of the hose to hook up to the house.

I agree. On surgery #3 with the knee and that was one thing that kind of pushed me away from looking at a Kubota right away and leaning towards other brands with thr pedals side by side. The price and rebates on attachments brought me back. For the whole Kubota package deal vs just a basic...

Lots of options for planters. I use to broad cast my food plots and drag them in but wanted rows. I was looking for 2 years. People are asking crazy prices for something steel wheeled/horse drawn in the weeds......almost 500 to 800 dollars. Most of those planters need seed plates and very hard...

Here's a couple of links off one of my favorite tractor sites that might help. https://www.yesterdaystractors.com/cgi-bin/viewit.cgi?bd=jd&th=207011 https://www.yesterdaystractors.com/cgi-bin/viewit.cgi?bd=implment&th=244857