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Looks nice! Will keep the elements off you. :cool:

On my B7610, the temp gauge runs right at the top of the "C". I think I've heard that is pretty common.

I would have something in there so it does not freeze! If it freezes, then it won't move inside the tire and will be a big rotating mass. I think there is a video on this site that service dept. Vic talks about it. Here's the link to it...

Congrats and welcome! I was looking at a B2320 too, but got a B7610 with a FEL. I got mine back in July and I love using mine. I've put a little over 10 hours on mine since I bought it. I really enjoy my orange tractor! :) Glad you're enjoying yours too.

I've never had one apart before, but can you use a little thread tape on it to have a better seal? Hope this helps.

Ditto to what E/S said. Sounds like there's still some air trapped in there somewhere.

Thanks for that link. Very helpful. Now it can add more choices. :-)

I'm taking a guess thinking fusible link or possibly ignition switch?

Assuming you're in neutral. Is your PTO disengaged?

:D That's great! :D

I would also be interested in hearing how these bulbs turn out. Seems like they would make an improvement on brightness.

I would say to just be careful. I think too that there is a little extra fluid being used since the loader is bigger. Bigger cylinders hold more fluid. I've also heard that the capacities can differ from what the manual calls for. That is just general guideline to follow. 7 gallons seems to be...

That's exactly the same thing I was thinking. I'm guessing this could be the reason your tractor coasted to a stop instead of the abrupt stop like before.

Congrats on your L225! I would try running some injector cleaner through it. Add some seafoam to the tank. I don't think I would use the third of a can they recommend since your tank isn't that big. I think Lucas brand has a injector cleaner that you can use for diesels. I think this would be...

Welcome from Michigan!

Nice job! Looks clean and professional!

Thanks for the info. I'll do some checking on these. I guess I'm just trying to decide between turf tires and R4's. Just weighing options on prices and such. Thanks again for the advice.

I have an 05 B7610 with only the high/low hst and mine does that too. I'm assuming it's normal.

Hello, I have an 05 B7610 with 33x12.50-15 rear turf tires. They are good year brand and getting a little thin on tread. I'm curious if there is a different brand I could use? I've looked online for tires, but cannot seem to find anything else. Hoping to find something that isn't going to break...

I haven't had my B7610 for too long, but the tires are loaded, (rim guard) and I live in lower land so the yard can get soft. I have turf tires and haven't noticed sinking into the yard. I would say don't load them as long as you're using something for a counter balance and it's working so far.