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I believe it will be around 5-6 gallons between the hydraulics and the front axle. Sort of wondering if it could be used for bar oil.

I'm coming up on my 400 hour service and am wondering if there are any uses for the used hydraulic fluid other than just taking it to the recycle center,

My tail lights still blink with the headlights on. I really don't have an issue with it being that way, I figure it is more to catch someone's eye when they see me near the road.

The cab sure is nice when it's 15 deg outside. This was the primary reason for the tractor. All of the other uses are just gravy lol.

On vacation in Fla so I sent my son in law instructions to run the tractor if needed for the 5" or so of snow expected at home tonight. Oh darn!!

Looking at the diagram I think that if using threaded pipe that 4 unions will also be needed. 2 on the small vertical lines and 1 on both of the lower horizontal lines. This will allow it all to be threaded.

From what I've seen on my lx2610 that looks normal. I use Spray Nine degreaser on my loader arms and snowblower to clean it usually when I remove them for the season.

I put their 2.5" spacers on my lx2610 and am very happy with them. The rear wheels are just within the width of the bucket, They sent all of the necessary hardware with the spacers.

Just finished cleaning this last little storm. About 3" of heavy snow/almost slushy stuff. The blower did real well and the rear blade did good too. I really like this combination.

Sorry for the continuation. Fat fingered submit. The only problem was after the first 10 minutes the snowblower did not want to raise. I believe I didn't have the couplers on tight. Once I disconnected and reconnected it raised very slowly and then went back to normal. Possibly got some air in...

First snowblowing of the season today. We got around 6 inches of heavy wet snow. The blower handled it well. The only problem was a

It's just about big enough. I can fit both of my vehicles and two of my daughter's in the barn along with the tractor during snow storms.

I joined the ranks of those ready for snow.

I bought a Z421 with a 60" deck this summer and have had no issues at all. It runs and cuts real nice. I like the ease of taking the spindle covers off for cleaning after each mow. Changing oil is easy, the filter is in a good spot. Additionally the battery is easy to get to for when I hook up...

I put 2.5" Bora spacers on my lx2610 and that puts the rear tires just within the width of the bucket. I can definitely feel the difference in stability.

Getting ready for winter. Tucked away the summer stuff and have the snow blower handy to install.

I just took this shot of my speeco. Looks to be about a 3/8" gap. I made sure to have my chipper lifted so it was in the bottom of the cradle.

I did the same thing yesterday except I used my zero turn on them. After that I put it away for the winter.