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I have the 15x19.5 filled with RimGuard on my LX2610HST. I like the R4 better than the R14. Why I work in my woods more than 50% of the time. R4 have thicker tread and sidewalls. Also you can get almost 200 pounds more ballast in the bigger tires. Thank makes a big difference in traction...

Those tires are a factory option with an LX it should be listed in the operators manual,

Perhaps a polite email to Ted and or Travis mentioning the items you have bought might help... I can't imagine why it's not possible to accommodate what you want to do.... Dave

That's what I would suggest My grapple was just over a year old so I paid full price and it was about $68 bucks I would think that even for Montana you could get 2 strips for about $100 or so shipped.... Then you would a some left for another project or maybe to stick on the lid???

Thought I would post what you get from EA for the serrated plate to weld to the grapple. As expected it one piece that you need to cut to fit the spacing of your grapple (probably in case a tine is tweaked or just welded a bit different than the others). Going to wait till the snow to go away...

A cheaper solution might be get the short hoses pre made at a farm supply store then put on your fittings. My local store stocks 1/4"x12 or 18"" hose with 1/4npt ends for about $10 each.

Yep... In my case the LX replaced a B7510 I sold. And I wanted to fix the problem of I couldn't do ( fill in the blank) that I had with them old one... It also depends on the flow you need out the remotes. like everything there are pros and cons.... The smaller lines and couplers take up less...

That's the way it came from Kubota. I had ordered the tractor with them. What I'm not positive about is did it come from Japan like that or did my dealer install them. I think it was dealer installed and those are the couplers that were in the kit. My Kubota 3rd function ( the hardline one) did...

The only issue with putting 1/2" remotes on it the physical room. Not sure unless you offset the remotes by for example adding a nipple between the block and the coupler that you will be able to fit them in the space you have. I use 1/4" for all of my rear attachments just because of the extra...

The upshot I take from looking at the full lot my area dealer has is that I sold my old Kubota at the peak back in '21 and bought the new one before prices went nuts....

The best suggestion is to then talk to your neighbor and get the same ones he has. They probably are pioneer style but they also could be flat face ones. I personally like flat face ones better as they are easier to keep clean and also they leak less fluid out when you disconnect them. Of course...

The pilot valves are not hard to find but you do need to make the hard lines and banjo's for the connection to the cylinder. The big thing to be mindful of it what thread the cylinder has. Overseas cylinders a lot of times have British straight pipe thread. That is a 55deg instead of the common...

They added a serrated plate on the bottom tines next to the tube there. If you got the grapple in the last year they will send it for the cost of packing and shipping. If your like me and it was just over a year.... Missed it by 3 weeks it is $39 plus shipping. Still a heck of a deal. It's...

Brian at FitRite makes good stuff. But that said in my personal case there's 2 reasons I did not use his. 1). I have the tools as well as the talent and time to make my own. 2). I love to tinker. As to the top link I bought one from Spare parts Holland why. I couldn't buy a cylinder for the...

Lots of companies make top links. That's the easy one as good one with a check valve can be bought for $2-300. The side link is a bit harder for mine I ended up buying a plain cylinder and an extra side link ( didn't want to cut up my fixed link). I cut the ends of the cylinder off and the ends...

As I recall KTAC does not offer replacement coverage once the loan is paid off it's only actual cash value coverage... Or in other words they take deprecation and you have to pay the difference to get new.

I use a Cyclone Rake vacuum with my zero turn. Found a good used one for $800 works very well. And yes I have a LOT of trees.....

Also all the carbide tools I have ever used the carbide is brazed to the steel. No way grinding is going to get the steel hot enough to melt the brazed tip.

This place seems to have a good price. All my teeth are still like new. So I have never tried this place but it might be worth a shot... https://www.jeffssharpening.com/index.html

Around here in Michigan Sunbelt rentals rents 3pt stuff brush hogs, box blades, rakes ect.... Not sure if they are in NJ but it likely someone rents something you can use with the tractor or the ATV...