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Spent some quality time with the chipper today. Weather was perfect for it.

Every now and then my lx2610 jumps out of medium range when travelling. It happens mostly when I'm not putting a hard strain on the transmission. I've got about 345 hours on it and has done this for a while now. Not sure if there is an adjustment that I can make.

Tractor was brought back with the 3rd function and grapple from the dealer late this afternoon. I had to give it a whirl. There is definitely a learning curve especially if you are trying to not tear up the ground under your brush pile. Fortunatly I have lots to practice on.

While my dealer has the lx to add a 3rd function kit I added a vise to my carryall to help with chain sharpening or anything else when I'm out and about.

Cut 6 birch trees that were either bent over from last winter or were going to probably go this winter. Left the brush piles for when I get the grapple in a few weeks. I have probably another dozen trees to go. Next week is supposed to be on the mid 60s so it will be a real nice week for outdoor...

Thanks for the inputs. I ordered the kubota 3rd function kit and scg0660 today. It should be installed in about 2 weeks.

I'm starting to research 3rd function and grapple for my lx2610 and have questions for the group. I'm going to start with either Kubota or Landpride 3rd function kits being installed by my dealer and am going to look at the SCG06 series grapples. My main use for the grapple will be for cleaning...

Truer words have never been spoken. Just before my daughter got married I told her then fiancee that those were the only two words he needed to know🤣

I usually run mine just about full throttle in the snow. When it is heavy and wet I go slower and take less of a bite of snow. When it is too wet and really clogs the blower I use the rear blade.

Sorta in the same boat. My wife has first refusal on anything I make (her rules). Our house is only 28' x40' so not much room for "stuff". Funny how not much of what I turn makes it to my daughter's house next door.

I just really started "playing" with wood in the past 2 years when I retired. I used to only have to look at wood and it would split LOL. Bowls are my favorite , but I've turned some bud vases from some of the branches from trimming trees around the property. My wife never seems to run out of...

I recently bought a Z421 with the 60" deck. I really like the way it cuts and it has tons of power. I did buy a track seat for it for $188 on Amazon which made a big difference in the ride. What used to take 3 hours ot cut now takes me just shy of 2 hours and the fuel economy is much better. So...

Chipped what was in the pile and am ready to start another one. Sure was glad for the ac in the cab. When it's 90 and humid it makes for a nice place to take a break.

Used the new z421 for the first time today. It was a pleasure to mow with a machine that has b@!!s. Areas that would have bogged down the old mower didn't affect this one at all. With the 60" deck vs the old 50" combined with more power and speed, what used to take 3 hours was done in 2.

Did my first full mow today. I bungied the chute up to do around the gardens first and then put it down to do the rest of the yards.

On days like yesterday and today when all I can do with my Kubotas is think about what I want to do, I get out the lathe and play.

That's pretty much where I'm at. I planted a bunch of small trees to fill in an area and trimming around them is a pain. Thanks to all for the insights, I've read them all and taking all into consideration

I just bought a new zero turn and I need to keep the chute in the raised position to go through some areas especially around the raised bed gardens. I had a neighbor tell me yesterday that he took the chute off of his mower and just left if off. Is there any reason that I couldn't or shouldn't...

New kubota added to the fleet. Traded in my 15 year old bad boy. The kohler engine was getting real tired zo I decided to upgrade. Did a little mowing before the rain hits and wow what a difference in power and speed. I found out real quick that I need to take it real slow between the raised...

I did the same on my rear blade, you will really like it in the winter not having to manually change the angle of the blade.