What is best way to tow JD x575

[jenkinsph]

I am back with my tractor!! I left at 2:30 am, est and after 480 miles and 2" of snow it is now in my yard getting snowed on. It is nicer then I remembered and it had me thinking "is it really worth the money, the drive and the chance it might not test out", but I can say it was well worth it. It is giong to shine up like a new penny. Can someone tell me what's best for cleaning, buffing a few shoe marks and waxing? I know the plastic doesn't like all cleaners. I tied it off as best as I could to the front but it rocked an inch or so through out the drive. I also paid the widow the 4500.00 I didn't feel right trying to get her down considering her situation. I had a nice local deal on a 50 hr x300 with bagger for 1700.00 but I am not looking back. Cheers to all

Yesterday I experimented with a few cleaners and polishers to see what would work the best on my L130 I am getting ready to sell. The 3M Perfect-It 3000 Triact spot finishing material worked the best. Did a great job removing oxidation and shining, polishing up the plastic as well as the painted metal parts. I did not use my buffer, instead rubbed it by hand in about 1 hr.

 

[par4n1]

Thank you I will get a bottle. I stopped at my local JD dealer and bought their liquid wax only because I was impressed with the cost. It looked and smelt like a product I have used since the late 70ites, Liquid Glass. I haven't tried it yet but if it is the same product then it is priced much cheeper. I am hoping to buff out some light scratches. I took a few pictures this evening of my new tractor and I hope to post them tonight. Thanks for the reply