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Woops, definitely a misspeak there. Thanks for the correction.

Unfortunately one overssight with this mower is that it doesn't seem to have a fuel meter.

There are turnbuckles under the front of the mower. You can tighten them to raise the pitch, and loosen them to lower the pitch.

@@crystaltractor thank you

You can purchase this at any Kubota tractor dealer. If you're located in Florida, Georgia, or Alabama consider checking us out at CrystalTractor.com

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Interesting. Haven't seen that one, but the Thar ROXX looks pretty nice though.

Hey there, thanks for asking. We do currently have 2 of these in stock (they are the newer 15.5hp version, but have all the same features). We also do include free delivery anywhere in FL. Looks like Ocala would be the closest store to you, you can give them a call at 352-835-3130, or stop by anytime before 5PM M-F or 4PM on Sat.

Hey, thanks for asking. There aren't actually many LX10's left as they've been mostly replaced with the newer LX20 series. They're mostly the same with a few small updates. It looks like we do currently have one of those in stock with turf tires at our Deland location (any of our units are transferrable to any Crystal location). You can get a look at some of the new LX2620's here: www.crystaltractor.com/default.asp?page=xAllInventory#page=xAllInventory&sq=LX2620&vt=tractor&make=kubota (our photos are for illustration only and don't necessarily show the exact configuration of what's in stock so cab & tire options may differ from what's shown) If you're interested in checking one out in person you can get in contact with our stores using the contact form on our website, or you can call any of our stores by clicking on the "15 LOCATIONS" button to see phone numbers.

Thanks. Glad to help

You'd be looking for this: ARM REST KIT [SK130] Model: 147-8774 www.toro.com/en/product/77501#accessories

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The 700 series control arms have two height adjustment positions (about one-inch difference) as well as a bit of pivot room built into the mounts. It is also possible to mirror them like you're suggesting and that would gain quite a bit more room, but it also might make it harder to operate because you'd be having to push out uncomfortably far when traveling forward. We'd actually reccomend checking out a Gravely model to maybe be better suited to your needs. Gravely control arms (excluding ZT X & XL models) have a unique design where they can be used in the vertical or horizontal position. We've actually had a couple customers make their decision on one for that specific reason. If you're interested we have a Gravely 660 video here that shows that feature at about 5 minutes in: ua-cam.com/video/eIfIf4GlI4I/v-deo.html

Glad to hear it!

I'm in the market and I think this is also what I'm going for, glad to hear positive takes

Cheap for a new jeep

Customs and duties bubba.

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Most likely you're not seating it all the way in the detent. It has to be very precisely aligned to go all the way in to the retainer. We've experienced a few times where if it's just a bit misaligned it will snap in place, but not be all the way down. We'd suggest just playing with the alingment of the "hinges" a bit at the back and you'll probably notice the difference when you snap it back in place when you get it right.

@@crystaltractor Yea i noticed its a real pain to get the hinge in place. It would be nice to have an alternative to the rubber grommett. What about instead of the pin/rubber, a bolt through that same hole with locking washer and wingnut? Your nut would be on top for easy removal.

Probably manageable. The idea with Gravely's setup is to keep it a toolless system, but Hustler for example uses a design simlar to what you're suggesting. If you wanted a fastener system, you could probably rig something fairly easily by removing the pin and grommet and using a bolt/washer from the top and a u-nut in the floorpan, But it would make it difficult to use the storage tray effectively. Using a wingnut with the bolt sticking up wouldn't be reccommended as it could be hazardous or at least become annoying underfoot...

The ideal width for an L2502 would be a 60". This should fit just outside of your tire treads.

Hi there, we would recommend checking with your vendor for information on that.

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Thanks. Not sure exactly what part you're asking about though. If you're referring to the nut from underneath at about 28:55, you can see where we removed that at about the 18:25 mark

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Hard to say what would be the right step up, just because there's so much variety and everyone's needs are a little different, so this might be a lot of info... Assuming you want to stick with Toro, if you're wanting to stay with the same deck size you can upgrade from this one to the fabricated "Ironforged" deck option which will get you a longer lasting thicker deck but still fit through gates if that's important for you. Also while most of the standard Timecutters with MyRide have been discontinued, you may still be able to find some remaining stock of them, which gives you a suspension rider platform for much better comfort, as well as some of the larger deck sizes come with option of more powerful Kawasaki and Kohler engines. There is also the new Timecutter MAX series available this year with larger decks, new seats and some other features. We made another video with an overview on those here: ua-cam.com/video/P9jAIwP0_N0/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared Then if you want to make a big jump there is the TITAN series which are more powerful and more heavy duty all around. We also have an overview of those here: ua-cam.com/video/Q3UKII6ABVo/v-deo.html Hope this helps!

@@crystaltractor I think I’m gonna return it and get the Bad Boy Maverick

We don't carry Bad Boy so don't know much about them, but they're gaining popularity these days for sure... Seems like a good product.

This was a customer unit that was in the shop temporarily so we wouldn't be able to comment on exactly which make/model it was, however in this case what you're looking at there isn't actually a grapple but just a root rake (also called a stacking rake). Similar to this model: www.crystaltractor.com/default.asp?page=xInventoryDetail&id=15119084&p=1&s=(Sort%20By)&d=D&sq=top%20rail&fr=xclearanceinventory

Taking another look, the one in this video was probably one of these: www.crystaltractor.com/default.asp?page=xInventoryDetail&id=15747094&p=1&s=(Sort%20By)&d=D&l=live%20oak&vt=attachment%20%2F%20implement&fr=xclearanceinventory

Try reaching out to our service dept at 352-835-3110 ext 65001. They may be able to get that for you

@@crystaltractor can you send me the link please

It certainly can, but it's not set up for it from factory. You will need to purchase the Recycler mulching kit, which includes new mulching blades and the hardware to adapt the cutting deck and block the side chute. Here are the kit part numbers depending on which deck size you have: 50" 139-3240 54" 139-3235 60" 139-3290 You should be able to get these from various online retailers or from your local TORO dealer. Hope you enjoy your new mower!