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Thanks, that was another one that I was considering. I don't believe I will need a heavy duty model as I'm only taking out saplings and maybe a little bigger and then plan on using the bucket to dig holes for new trees/shrubs elsewhere.

I have really enjoyed using my LX2610 for snow removal so far. The cab is the best for being comfortable using the snow blower. My hydraulic chute controls are run off a diverter valve so no need for a 3rd function. I also like the rear blade to allow me to drag the snow away from our buildings.

Thanks, I saw the one at GWT but I figured if I could just add onto an existing fixture I would.

Does landpride make a stump bucket that attaches to a PFL1242 pallet fork?

Thanks for all of the replies, I ordered a WC-68 this morning. Since I'm not getting any younger, the hydraulic feed was a big factor in my choice.

I have the same machine and had the same situation. Measure the diameter of the holes in the drawbar and also the thickness of the db. I went to tractor supply and was able to find a clevis that fit.

I've searched and have not been able to find anything on the landpride wood chippers here. Any comments good or bad on the 1504 chipper?

We got around 8". I got out with the snowblower before the rain hit so I could get most of the snow taken care of. Once the rains stopped, I used the rear blade to take care of the slush that was left over. I really like having both of those implements for snow.

When I ordered my LX2610 I asked about a block heater (I live in Central Maine) and the dealer recommended not installing one. He said it was just another maintenance item to go bad and that he has not had problems starting tractors in his lot just using the glow plugs. I store mine in an...

Newbie question,, Is it ever too cold to run your tractor? What comes to mind are hydraulic hoses too cold/brittle and anything else that might be over stressed due to temperature.

When I bought my Lx2610 Cab model, one of the first things the dealer recommended was to fill the back tires.

Had some icy snow today. Got to try out the rear blade for the first time. Not enough for the snowblower but the blade did a great job. One thing I learned is that I need to be aware of the blade and blower when moving around. I came really close to the house on one of my turns. Once you start...

I checked the torque on my lug nuts after the first 5 hours and found that one of the front studs was stripped. Had the dealer come out and replace it. Was told that it was probably due to an overly agressive impact gun during set up.