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I highly recommend a rear blade to go with the front mounted snowblower. It will be a snow moving machine.

Most of my hours were mowing and I would average about 2350. If I am tooling around doing whatever I will run at about 2000

I have 64 hours on my LX3310 and with the exception of the hydro whine I love it. It just did it’s fourth regen( every 16 hours so far, oh well) and they last 10-15 minutes. It does use a lot more fuel than the old 770 but I think I am running a lot more rpm trying to keep temps up to prevent...

Still cutting grass here in northern MI. I will probably mow one more time. The conversion will be new for me as I just bought the LX this spring. It is going to be surreal going out in the cold, blowing, and snowing evenings during a good ole snow event in my heated cab. I have been blowing a...

So on a cabbed LX 3310, 1.5“, 2”, 3”, what width do you guys think would be the best combination of stability and least detrimental to drivetrain? I have R14’s. Rear only, lol, Thanks

Finally used my Isotunes Pro 2, cannot believe I waited that long. That horrendous hydro wine dissapeared, Worked great

16 hrs was my first and then at 32 for the second. I am at 48 now and anticipating the third. I am mainly mowing at 2300-2350

Same here as all of the above. Number one would be for my wife to take the dog for a walk thru the woods (55 acres). She snowshoes them in winter. The trails get me close to my firewood

Very well stated

I had turfs on my JD 770 for 22 years and they were great until they were in the mud. They were excellent in the snow.

It’s all good, I know things can change but a huge factor is having the time, which I do. I work three days a week so there are no excuses. Anything I cut now is for the winter of 22-23.

I love cutting wood.

It holds a ton, six feet long and about as wide as a four wheeler.Those rounds are about 20” in diamater

That trailer is a MUTS, made in Ontario, it is awesome!

Lol, it escapes with force!

I did get lucky that it stayed in my hand.

Just cleaned up a newly fallen Ash with the new rig. It is nice watching the deer flies bounce off the glass.

Bingo!

Just take you time and do everything slowly at first, speed will come with experience. When you screw up your mistake is much more amplified on a 4000 lb tractor vs a lawnmower. Enjoy!

Could you do loader work with only 15 psi?