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After about 50 hour of mowing with my eMax I am not impressed. First it took me a while to figure out how to set the mower height. It's a tiny stepped round barrel at the end of the shaft the knob is on and it has a very small range. And, the numbers don't line up with the tab. Go one click too...

Ready to go around the yard and do some trimming!

Have 4 trailers in my backyard and pulling them out/moving them around is a little tight with a tow vehicle so I've always used my Kubota for that. But, that's gone and though the Mahindra has the three point hitch, I couldn't find a three point receiver hitch at 19". And no, I can't go wider as...

Here you go.... there doesn't appear to be a plate to take off. The shaft goes through several layers of thick steel that are all part of the frame. Not very well shown in the pic is the fact that there is a large washer and a pin on the OUTSIDE of the frame, so with those removed it comes right...

No, it came with the backhoe mounted and the arms and stabilizers in the FEL bucket. So, I have to pull the shaft to put them on, but it really looks like I have to take a wheel off to do it. BUT. let me take a look and make a pic.

Afraid so. Hosed it all down liberally. Baking soda is caustic. Also not your friend. Dilution is the best thing.

I have the owners manual..... interesting English. Does not appear to address the matter. It shows the arms installed. I took delivery of it with the arms off, as the backhoe being on it requires that.

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So..... Got her home yesterday, and there was fluid on the deck under the steering wheel. It was clear and felt like water and not oil or hydraulic fluid so I attributed it to wash water blowing out on the road at 65mph. Today, however, after 10 minutes of mowing my admittedly lumpy yard there...

Am I missing something or do I have to take a wheel off to get the bottom spindle that the three point hitch arms mount on out?

And she's home! Glam shot after removing thirty something safety stickers (including 6 dealer stickers).

Greetings, Been "hanging" on the Kubota side of the forum with my 1974 L225. But, needs change and I needed fresh equipment. Smaller, with a backhoe and a mower. Well, Kubota has dropped the ball and didn't make enough sub compacts. Soooo, since my buddy is pretty happy with his 37hp Mahindra I...

New to this forum, not new to forums. Have a 70's Kubota L225 that I use around the house to move trailers, lift things, spread gravel, move snow and such. Bought it 20 years ago for a song with a trashed tranny. Fixed it all up. It's not a looker, but it works well! Only beef I have is the...