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pictures of the problem would be helpful. you should not have to re-spline your lift arms.

I run crossed chains. however I do not believe it will catch the trailer if it comes uncoupled most chains are longer then hitch is off the ground. crossed chains have advantage in tight turns. crossed chins will help move a trailer that has become detached. lifting the hitch once it is pulled...

The dolly's on doubles and triples are chained down. simi trucks pulling a bumper pull have chains. dump trucks with trailers have chains. I'm sure you meant 5th wheels do not use chains.

my loader was not set up when I received my tractor. I almost took the tractor back to get fixed. then I read through the procedures in the loader manual and corrected it myself. I was annoyed that I payed to have the tractor set up and they failed to do it. a couple other dealer issues really...

seen them used as a pasture drag behind a tractor. spread break apart manure, light leveling

please post pictures. of mower deck, blades, lever positions. Is it bogging down, Is it literally not cutting any of the grass. or is it just doing a poor job of cutting (half cut)

Anything 10k or more has to have 4 points of contact. IE , a chain & binder on each corner but if under 10k two is fine. 4 is better but 2 is acceptable. Disclaimer don't take this as legal advice please review laws that apply for you look up CFR title 49 Chapter 3 Part 393.128 (b)...

I use Valvoline Moly-Fortified Full Synthetic Grease

those are the weld on cutting edges if you were repairing a bucket

7J066-79810 look at LA535 loader for LX tractors