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I guess we are lucky down here as are HI is only suppose to get up to 101 today. It's a good thing as I have 2 acres to mow today. :D

Welcome to the OTT forum. What type of trailer are you planning to pull? I have a dump trailer that I had with my old riding mower before getting my Z121S and it connects the same way as before.

I run a LP front tine tiller. In fact I got a front tiller because of the rocks and roots. With the front tiller it just goes over rocks and roots where as a reverse tiller can hang up on bigger rocks and roots. Even if it doesn't hangup it can still bust some tines.

Mine has had the PTO cover since it was delivered. What I find that keeps the PTO shaft the cleanest and greased is the rubber nipple I keep on it when not in use.

Sorry to hear about your problems with your tiller. It sure sounds like a manufacture defect. I haven't had any problem with my LP tiller in the 5 years I have had it. I don't have the 20 series so can't speak about it but all the other LP equipment I have and have never had any problems with...

Welcome to the OTT forum Mike. Did you just get the tractor or how long has this been go on? Did it start slowly or all at once?

Kubota "Illustrated Parts List" list K1211-62350 as the number for that Control Unit. Is K1211-62353 a newer model?

That is natural for rubber.I used to replace mine every year. The chains cost more because they last longer.

I always use the skid plate to control my depth. You went to deep because it was wet ground.

That is exactly the type of answer I was looking for. What cutting height do you have it set for?

Thanks for the replies everyone. I was wondering if there was a magic formula but I see it is as I thought it would be.

I was wondering what a good speed for my Z121S is and still maintain a good cut? With these ZTR's you can really zip around at a very fast speed compared to a yard tractor. What has been your experience?

Do not forget about our pics, please. Before and after pics are very much appreciated. No pics, it didn't happen. :D

I am glad that you have the time and energy to save old iron. :) Will be wait for the pics. Keep up the good fight.

Thanks for all the pictures. That was a big help.

I went with OEM filters and fluids to keep the warranty good. And yes, it easy to perform all routine service. I always follow the manual as for what and when to do service. I would recommend that you get a Work Shop Manual (WSM) fpr your tractor as it gives in-depth "How To's" on all service.

I'll bet that that was a FUN experience. Did you stay until the end? :D

While it seems funny, I understand completely what you are saying. In June of 1969 I was crossing the Rockies on US40 and we stopped at Berthound Pass. The snow was as high as the center's roof and it was in the low 30's.

Welcome to the OTT forum Duram. Yes, Kubota loves those large sockets.

A lot depends on how good you are at digging post holes. If you can make sure that the hole you dig will be perfectly straight, then 7" might work. Most of us tend to have a little slop in our holes so to set the post straight, the hole has to be a larger diameter, say 10" or even 12". Also if...