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Here is the Kioti grapple that I bought last year. $2200 Canadian.

Since we have had no need this winter for the snowblower I decided today to disconnect it and put on the loader to do some earth moving. Going back at it tomorrow to take advantage of the crazy warm weather. If we do get a late blast of winter, I will just have to wait for it to melt.

Just went blind trying to follow the drawings in my service manual but you are correct from what I can see. Thankfully it seems similar to the safety module that I just repaired in my JD 345 garden tractor. I was wanting to buy the LX3310 for the increase in pto HP but my dealer talked me out...

You sure that the B2601 does not have an ECM? My LX2610 has an ECU. Same difference except in wording (module vs. unit). Frankly I wish you were correct.

Bare minimum is a 7000" gvwr trailer with dual axles all with brakes. This is what I have and considered it the bare minimum when towing my B7200 tlb. I have not towed my LX2610 on it yet but know that I will not be able to also load it up with patio stones like I did once with the B7200 LOL.

Actually, there was no noticeable difference in the operation of the loader after the power steering kit was installed. Operated just as good as the loader on my new LX. Now if I tried to steer and lift the loader at the same time which seldom happens then it might respond a bit slower. The...

I believe you have it correct! This is going back almost 40 years since I installed the power steering kit. From what I remember the kit came with another block with longer banjo bolts. I did this about three years after I bought the tractor. One thing I remember is that the dealer (to my...

Here are some reference pictures from the B7200 that I sold. OEM power steering.

Exactly! You will have to find a way to hold the remote valve lever in one direction or use the power beyond connections if you have them. The speed of the splitter will be in direct relation to the engine speed and gpm available from the tractor. These are positive displacement pumps, so the...

I am just amazed that the tines are not re-enforced or gusseted like my Kioti grapple as well as brands I have seen from other members on this forum. I have used mine to lift tons of boulders etc. and have yet to bend anything. Even the gauge of the tines etc. seems lacking in my opinion...

The front u-joint Is inside the driveshaft cover just behind the differential and the rear joint is under the cover between your feet. Since been intermittent I wonder if it might be a main bearing behind the wheel.

Glad I stayed out of this discussion. I like my tried-and-true system of 40# on and 60# off. This actually is better for the garden irrigation system as it varies the coverage pattern. As for inside the house with all the restrictors I see no recognizable change, As for PEX I am old school and...

About five years ago I ordered a couple of irrigation solenoids. Received them three days before the guaranteed delivery date. Received two more on the guaranteed delivery date. Waste of time trying to correct the order. Reminds me of the time I ordered a couple of 30 x 50 tarps from Princess...

I assume you meant this for the OP. I have had a stethoscope for years.

Must be delayed action up here north of the border. When I Google them there is no indication of been closed and their site says open 8:00 am Monday.

I would love to put a stethoscope or something solid to my ear to try to narrow down the location of the noise. The coupling certainly appears to have issues. Would hate to do all the splitting and repairs only to find the noise is still there and is in the HST. Although with that kind of noise...

A friend of mine recently sold his lathe for around $700. I believe it originated from a school machine shop that was shutting down. A search of local sites shows decent lathes listed for around $4000. I paid around $1400 for my new fully optioned Myford in 1974. It only has a 7" swing but has...

Sure glad I bought my lathe back 50 years ago before I was married. That is unbelievable slop in that fitting for 250 hours. Obviously used without grease for some time. Hope you find an economical solution. As last resort you could drill out to a slightly larger size with a rented mag drill...

Does the noise change when you push in the clutch? Remove the cover in center and see how the shaft is going from the clutch housing to the HST. Where does the noise appear to be coming from? Should be able to narrow it down a bit. A noise like that should be able to easily locate. Could even...

I went through this search myself last year when searching for a grapple for my lx2610. My dealer offered various makes but they were all in the $4500 or more range with some heavier than what I wanted. I ended up with a Kioti brand. Extremely well built with gusseted tines. Also has recessed...