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My cabbed LX has the factory LED’s and they are awesome snow blowing at night, front and back. It would be tough to go back and not have these. Blowing snow in the dark is commonplace at my joint.

Mine failed with about 20 hrs, a very low snow year

Nope, just replace the couplers. They were covered under warranty, two years from date of purchase. I hope engineers are working on solution.

There are tons of failures if you search here and as I was talking with sales rep last winter he finally admitted the numerous issues.

Has anyone shopping the LX4020 asked the sales rep about the problematic couplings connecting the front hitch to the blower? Last winter was the most frustrating winter I have had since 1985. I would have gladly swapped my $45,000 heated cab LX for my old JD 770. I moved 30” of snow with a rear...

Congratulations

Yes sir, hearing protection should be mandatory

My wife would kill me, I am stuck with my 2 year old whiney 3310, lol

If cutable is not a word, it should be, I like it!

Damn, that trashes a good day outdoors

When I saw my tractor for the first time it had a 525 on it, I mentioned it to my dealer and he stated that it would be swapped before I took delivery, and it was indeed swapped

I honestly do not know how you southerners live with those kind of numbers. Here in northern MI. we have had about 2 or 3 days of 90 or more and that is enough! We like our highs about 75-80 (most of us).

I would think he could work something out with another dealer. There are a ton of those in northern MI.

I really cannot add much as everyone said everything I was thinking of. I went 34 years blowing snow without a cab, it can be done but not ever again by me. We have weeds and dirt and not a whole lot of nice grass. You would be appalled at the dust cloud caused by mowing. I look at it sitting in...

If he has a 525 he could loan it to you until your 535 comes in.

Where are you located?

Welcome, and forks for sure! Nice pics

looks great

58, that is hardcore.

You may have to burn some of it out, hopefully not