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Great video. I just bought a 2009 X324, I’ll attempt to do this myself.

just hit it with 80 grit, then some 220 grit done in seconds

U need to turn throttle up all i hear is hydro whining throttle to low.

Tire steem goes on inside hope its nkt 4wheel steer

17:40🛞 sssssss

Forgot! I use ATV tires on mine as the turf tires would skate on hills.

I’ve owned this same model since 2006-2010. I’ve had several issue’s, including the right front tire losing pressure….im quite sure it should have been recalled. The most frustrating was part of the seat safety, which after numerous warranty service’s etc. they claimed it was the clutch and not covered under warranty. Yada Yada. My interest was in the gear you selected. 2 year’s have passed. Would you still go the same route AND use JD snow parts, or one of the many specialty brands? Thx

Does this make the deck much more easy to raise? There's some hydraulic lift option I was looking for, but found your video. I'm still looking for an installation kit for that, and cost.

you lift your blade with a pedal?! i have x 310 and i lift it with a button. also you forgot to mention rear weights. I remember i had to buy 2 more because 2 rear weights werent enough

The instructions I Needed were not in Video. "what is the easiest way to insert the retaining clip on the Plow Blade Pin"

Awesome video! I was going create a video but finally found your video and it answer my question about how to install the pedal linkage. Thank You.

That's not snow, that's a dusting!

Excellent info 😊

Very good explanation of what you are doing, I have a x300 with a snowblower that works very good, but always wondering if a blade would work good too. Will the transaxle hold up to the pressure of the snow?

Awesome video! Thanks!

Wheel weights are a great help, I leave then on all year.

Thanks for the review! I was thinking of covering mine with paint protective film PPF, like you see on some cars.

Having values is great take care of it and it will take care of you 👍💯

where did you buy those.

how little he knows about tires and tubes

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Wonder if this is the same as my x320? My lift is stuck , guess I'll have to pull the floor panel off like yours.

Thank you for this video. I just acquired one of these mowers this week.

Interesting video but why not tell us what number bearings you are installing

Outstanding tutorial, Foggy. I have a 400 with a 60” mower deck that needs similar adjustments. Not easy, however, as I’m not planning on taking all those body parts off in order to get at those pesky turnbuckles . Thanks for that EZ to follow video👍

Rookie question….how do I know that my spindles are shot and need to be rebuilt or replaced? Great video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

I restored a bound for the junkyard JD LX176 lawn tractor this spring. It sat for 7 years out in the elements. After some engine work, it came to life. I wanted to make sure it would be solid before putting more money into it. The hood was so brittle. It would break looking at it, the tires had the same issue. The hood had a crack in the center of it from front to back lengthwise. By the time I had it all removed, I had 17 pieces. The side panels were ok thankfully. I found an aftermarket hood for 125.00. Fit like a glove. The sticker was a bear to find but finally did. Like you, it was of good quality and expensive. I always use a spritzer with soapy water to lay my stickers. It's very forgiving when it comes to placement. Once placed, I use a credit card to go over the sticker removing bubbles, then take my thumbs and press down to make sure the air bubbles, if any, are gone. Interesting video.. I enjoyed it.

Left front deck linkage has a cam too for adjustment did it to my rx73 I just finished changing every idler pulleys on the drive with new belts and new idlers on deck

Was that the correct way the rear belt keeper was suppose to be on? Installing it now

What an awesome video! Very helpful! I was looking for a used blade for my x500 and all the blades I come across are missing certain linkage pieces and I didn't know why. Now with the great info you provided I know why the linkages are gone on these used setups. You've really opened my eyes before I bought something accidentally that wasn't complete! Thank you!

Just bought some “ genuine John Deere” parts at the dealership. Both pulleys I needed were from China. The drive belt, made in Thailand.

The top bearing is RS (rubber side) on both top and bottom because as the grease heats up it will be less viscous and those seals help keep it in place. The bottom bearing only has a seal on bottom. I just tore my Deere version apart and confirmed the same construction. Keep the seals and pack it with grease and the units will work fine. It may not be the exact same but it will last longer than a broken one and maybe not as long as a branded version.

Don't know if anyone else mentioned it but you need to have correct tire pressures before adjusting, especially in the rear. Just sayin' .....................

Can the mower deck and blade be on at the same time?

Are they both the same bearing

Where did you grab all the parts!?? Great video just got an rx75 for free.

I need to order led bulbs for my fence line mower with no deck Light bar might be best for cold weather and night time

That's all right I got different shape and sizes different types of rods Parts anything I need to make this work

Pretty sharp, my hole taillight fell off today won't snap on either!

Nice video. I need to do this same job on our JD 445. Engine compartment is a mess and dripping a little oil on garage floor. I always said I wouldn't tolerate vehicles that do this... Why would I tolerate a tractor doing the same? Anyway... How did you come out on this? Did you end up replacing the covers too or did the new gaskets hold? I'm following your lead and have just gaskets on order. Now... if we could do something about those side panels that crack when you look at them wrong... :-)

I hope the spindles on my 455 and my 245 are that easy....I have a X710 also but he has reality low hours....The 455 and 245 are rescue mowers that that were abandoned after they started having some problems...

Decals - place a layer of dish soap onto the surface, which allows one to slide the decal around into position. The dish soap will evaporate.

I don’t want to push snow I want to level my lawn same concept going to but this for sure

The pulley on my John Deere mower separated. I called the local dealer, it would cost $47, they didn't have one in stock, 7 to 10 days to get it. Amazon had one for $12. It is stamped made in China. It fits and works like new. I wonder if the replacement John Deere pulley would also be made in China? I support American made but needed it in a hurry and my local John Deere dealer never seems to have the parts I need. It is easy to change, so if it fails I may try to find a John made one.

You went to a lot of work to answer the question. I have never idled down my John Deere mower before shutting it off. I recently watched a video by John Deere advising that you should idle down before shutting off. I started to feel guilty for never idling down my mower, so I googled the question and found your video. Life is too short to waste it sitting on an idling mower when you don't need to. Thanks for the information.

So we're just looking and ordering ?

$33+ per wheel. I bought 4 yesterday over $141 with tax! Just for the wheels!

Thanks for sharing this. You made life just a little simpler..🤠

When bolting that back on any idea what the torque specification is? I’m working on my LX 255 now

nice and informative video. 2 Recommendations: consider your time and effort with chains, then price a set of HDAP tires. JD installs them on the larger machines by default. I have a set and have never needed chains, and they do excellent on the turn in the summer. The other recommendation, consider purchasing a nylon (or what ever it is) 2x4x(your width) bar and install that on the bottom of the blade where the "cutter bar" is installed. It will allow you to plow right on the asphalt/concrete surface without a single mark. Our HOA started to yell at me about my plowing in the local streets until I demonstrated I was doing a much better job with my little mower than the official plows and zero surface damage. The bars are about $25 for my 48" blade. Just use it until it starts to show wear (after 7 years so far no issue) and then flip it over and use the other side to extend the age.