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Put my Snowplow back on as much as I hated to looks like we're going to get a plowable snow tomorrow. I can't wait till spring gets here.

A 54" or 60" would be fine for your tractor as long as you stay around 300lbs or so it should handle it fine and still give you enough capacity to make it nice and useful.

It looks really nice on your LX

rear PTO cover

I get what you're saying I have a M59 and some other machines with loaders that I never would even consider taking the loader off of but I think the OP was referring to one of his BX machines either of which I would think would be doable.

If your machine is under warranty it's always best to just use the manufacturers recommended oils/fluids and filters if anything would fail it's the 1st thing they are going to check for.

The loaders come off so easy I'd rather just drop the loader and not take any chances.

I've used it mixed 50/50 with bar oil if it's really cold out and it worked well.

I was into all that crap too I miss the Heathkit projects my brothers and I used to work on :)

We use a M5660 with the same loader to lift and double stack 1 ton skids of ECO wood bricks and we keep a 1500lb ballast box on the back 3pt while lifting them. The loader will unload flatbed trailers of the bricks but we can tell it's pretty much at it's upper limit doing so. Keep in mind you...

That's pretty accurate most days :)

EDRitchey = 1st two initials + Last name (Eric David Ritchey) The bad thing about it is it makes people think my 1st name is Ed a lot of the time. I switch up avatars depending what piece of equipment I feel like looking at for awhile. :)

I had a 72" for years they are great light duty cutters

It probably has a Curtis cab on it that's what most dealers put on them and as mentioned above just make sure it's closed up tight and you should be good to go.

I no longer have that tractor but the original seat belts were bolted below the seat and I just left them on the tractor.

Good to hear we have a new one ordered with the R14s

It's always a good idea to have rear remotes - And 84" is a good size for your tractor I'd probably get a 96" it should handle it no problem in the snow.

I'm not sure why the dealer you talked to would have recommended the Super UDT2 for your machine it should have the Kubota Item #70000-15605 it is called HD46 and is designed for the construction equipment. I wouldn't use the SUDT2 in that machine buddy but you might want to get a second...

Yeah they do look nice for sure thanks for the info.