Do you take your 2360 into the bush with the belly mower?

[BigOrangeTN]

I Finally drop the lift arms and connect them...

Thanks. But when you're a newby you spend lots of time lining the lift arms up thinking to one's self, "self, when I drop those arms they best be dead on or something might break...", and then when you drop then dead on straight they get hung up because everything is new with too much orange paint to let things slide nicely and so you sit and look and look and sit and study and then decide you must grab the drop arm and push it down so it slides onto/into the MMM loops and so you soon learn the best approach is to be aggressive rather than being afraid of breaking something!:thumbsup:

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

Be sure the drive shaft locks (clicks) into place when you reinstall the drive shaft. It can run for awhile then slide out and sling around and hit the oil filter an spill all of your oil in the middle or far reaches of your yard while making enough noise to convince you that you've destroyed your new to fairly new tractor.. Don't ask me how I know this tidbit of information.:laughing: Remember, not just in and apparently connected......clicked in and for sure locked into place.:thumbsup:

 

[BigOrangeTN]

Be sure the drive shaft locks (clicks) into place when you reinstall the drive shaft. It can run for awhile then slide out and sling around and hit the oil filter an spill all of your oil in the middle or far reaches of your yard while making enough noise to convince you that you've destroyed your new to fairly new tractor.. Don't ask me how I know this tidbit of information.:laughing: Remember, not just in and apparently connected......clicked in and for sure locked into place.:thumbsup:

Great advice. I did check it after reading that somewhere. In the manual I believe, it recommends grabbing the PTO and pulling to make sure it is locked. (see, I really did read the manual!)

Thanks.

 

[BigOrangeTN]

I took her into the bush last weekend and she did great with the MMM on protecting the bottom side. I then backed the rotary cutter into my garage, sat it down on wood scrap boards, disconnected and went back out to mow the lawn. I love the tractor.