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I’ve got a Harbor Freight special on my LX2610. I think I paid around $100 for it. I did have to buy an extend top hook off of Amazon to get it to work with my implements but otherwise it has been fine. $500+ seems pretty expensive for quick hitch for these small tractors. I’m sure the Landpride...

I bought the same cover in gray last summer. Matches the Kubota gray. No complaints so far.

I don’t think you have anything to worry about. The rust on the pulley will get polished off as you run the tractor. Like others have said a little spray paint on the block and you’ll never know it was there.

I built something extremely similar, but I was lazy and used a carry-all to transport it. 55-gallon drum with a 5.5 gpm 12v pump. Your custom fabricated carrier looks nicer.

Thanks for the replies. Sounds like several of you are running 60” tillers with similar pto hp tractors. That eases my mind. If I have take several shallow passes to break sod. I’m fine with that. Just means more seat time.

The ground I will be tilling was a garden at one time. It’s been lawn for the last 15 years but, we’re opening it back up to use as a garden. Not many rocks and decent soil, not too much clay. I‘m thinking I’ll break the sod with a ripper then, start tilling.

I’m looking to buy a tiller soon And have a question. Is anyone running a 60” tiller on their LX2610? I want to go with a 60” tiller to cover tire tracks but I’m at the low end of the horsepower range. The tiller I’m looking at purchasing is a Woods RT60.40. Any feedback will be appreciated.

Thanks for the info! Just ordered a set.

Richard, Would you mind sharing the information on where you bought the tiedown points? I just purchased a LX2610 and need to add something so I can tie it down. I really like the looks of what you did.

When I was a kid. We had a set of steel lugs similar to those that bolted to the wheels of our Ford 8n.