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Just wrapped up putting some lights on my LX2610 ROPS. Bought 2 small and one large LED light bar & wire harness from Amazon for about $44. An aluminum plate and couple of U-bolts allow the lights to attach to the underside of the bar. Wire harness relay is mounted to an available hole...

At our local Habitat Restore, Consumer's Energy gives them boxes of LED bulbs to be sold cheaply (4 for $2). Have a bunch of them in my new house. They have standard bulb sizes, floods, and sometimes candelabra size bulbs.

Built a project in May for my Kubota and used Rustoleum Kubota orange paint on it. Here it is early October and the plow that sits outside is fading fast. Paint was also extreemly thick right out of the can. Not impressed with the stuff.

If the mower is going to hang off the trailer a lot, might consider some magnetic tail lights on the end of it. That "should" make you legal, above & beyond a flag. Here in Michigan, seems anything sticking behind your vehicle needs a red flag by day, and light by night.

Anyone ever build a lifting boom for their quick attach fork attachment? Thinking like an inverted "L" that are often seen on rigger's for trucks. I'm considering getting an old fork with the correct mounts, cut off the horizontal portion of it, weld a piece of 3" tube on the face of the...

I am soon to receive a new LX2610, and knew that a ballast box would be in the future. Many of the commercially available boxes were out of stock due to Covid, so I got to looking around at other people's ideas. I came across a 10 x 24 x 30" Hoffman electrical enclosure that had a bit of...

Good feedback thus far. Yes, the tires are loaded and it does have a quick-attach bucket. I take delivery in a couple weeks and will have to experiment with a back blade I currently have.

New guy here. New Kubota owner too (LX2610 this past weekend). I know with a front end loader, more ballast is recommended for the rear end. Just how much should I have, and is there a point where there is too much ballast ? Looking forward to conversing with you all ! Pete