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I just bought the filters, oil and grease to do my 50 hour first service. I have 46.5 hours on my LX2610. I phoned ahead and had my wife pick up the parts while she was near the dealership. I plan to do the service over Easter weekend. Youtube is excellent. I also verified with the dealer...

Thank you, Good to know your success in cold temps with the use of the glow plugs on for so long.

Thank you! Great information on this forum. My LX2610 has 20 hours on it now. I will change out the 10W-30 to 5W-40 Rotella T6 soon. I am in central Ontario between Minden and Dorset. The tarp tent with a small electric heater under the engine for about 1.5 hours worked well. The engine...

Thank you so much!

Thank you for this reply and picture. I will be adding a block heater and WiFi plug soon. In the meantime I will be using my makeshift tent heater to minimize damage from cold weather starting. The local forecast is calling for a few more nights down to -35C (-31F), so I had better get it right.

Thanks DustyRusty. When I bought the tractor brand new in November 2021, I asked about a block heater. The salesman said it was not needed in our area as long as you use a battery tender. I have been using the battery tender which is always plugged in when the tractor is not in use, however...

Thanks and yes, a block heater is on my list of improvements I would like to make to this tractor.

Thanks, I did find the chart on page 53 of the manual. The chart only goes down to -15C (5F) and recommends 10 seconds at this level. I left it on for 15s at -22C and it didn't start. Is there a risk of keeping the glow plugs on too long? I heard they will burn out if left on for any longer...

Hello, I am a new tractor owner and have been having a great time blowing snow with my Kubota LX2610. The overnight low temperature last night hit -26C. We are now "up to" -22C and after 10 seconds of using the glow plugs to warm the cylinders, the tractor won't start. The engine turns over...