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Well that's a great design. So I'm not going to worry about it unless something fails.

So how would in go about removing the coupler on the shaft to inspect the internalcomponents? I see the Roll pen will have to be punched out.

I did get her out today, my firewood pile is growing.

That rattle would drive me nuts. My tractor has the regular links.

Thank for checking It really only does it at idle or just off idle. It has no radial play play either.🤷‍♂️

Non cab model. You can hear it with the cover on. I'd really appreciate if you checked to see it's super easy to take the cover off if you want to.

Is this normal? Im thinking that's just how they are.

There's a plastic cover on the floor over the shaft and transmission between your feet. It partially exposes the end of the shaft at the transmission, that is where the rattle is.

I bought it this past May so it's still under warranty, I'm not worried about that. I wanted to know if it was normal so I don't waste my time or the dealers. I'm learning towards it being normal, but I'm not positive.

Just a quick question. I have a very new LX2620 with 21 hours on the clock. The main driveshaft off of the engine is producing a rattle/knocking noise, especially at lower RPM, idle and when you first press on the hydrostatic pedal to move either forward or reverse. I removed the plastic cover...

You're not missing a thing! I wish Mine didn't have it. And yes I paid extra for the crap. 100% not worth it. I normally don't get a bunch of add-ons because they tend to add problems, but I thought it would be a good idea this time. I know better. The rest of the tractor is amazing.

The regular legs weight almost nothing. The Swift catch kit weighs probably 20 lb or so. It's a junk system.

I only deleted the support legs, and replaced them with the regular manual fold down ones. The rest of the system work OK, the release levers on the loader do rattle, but I will easily take care of that. I do not recommend anyone getting the Swift tax system it's not worth it it's more of a...

I took this garbage off and installed the regular legs on the LA535 on my LX2620. What a cheesy system! The brackets had so miluch play the bolts would catch and bend the support pins for the legs. Yeah I could have shimmed it but I hated the setup. You can see where the bolt was hitting in...

Well she's was delivered yesterday. I'm glad I went with the standard tires, they fit my terrain.

I just ordered a LX2620 and I should have it in a week or so. When I started looking I pretty much settled on the B2601. After I tested out a B2601, LX2620 and L2501, I decided on the LX2620. The B2601 would have been fine, but the LX was smoother, especially the engine. The engine in the...

Im likely doing the opposite... I was all set to buy a B2601, but the LX has a bit more capacity and, when I tested both the LX seemed smoother and the price difference wasn't huge. I hope I like it. I also looked the L2502, however it felt quite cumbersome and too big for my property.

Did you not like it, or did you just need a larger machine?

I decided to go with the 14-17.5, other than looks and top speed I really didn't see any other benefit for me personally, I don't think ground clearance will be a problem and the 15-19.5 movie center of gravity up substantially. This is a pretty nice forum so far I'm probably going to stick...

Looks good! Do you have on wheel spacers?