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Read articles →This episode covers three distinct topics on the LX3310: the owner's frustration retrofitting the dealer-installed rear SCVs from quarter-inch ISO B to half-inch ISO A couplers (including the workaround plumbing required), a first DPF regen at 15.8 hours compared to a John Deere 2038R, and real ditch-bank work with an offset Moskito flail mower including tipping risks on side slopes. Best for LX3310 owners curious about rear hydraulic limitations or offset flail mower operation.
An owner-operator channel that openly shares hands-on frustrations and workarounds from their own property, with a sponsored relationship with Moskito/ag folks dot com disclosed in the video.
The dealer-installed kit comes with quarter-inch ISO B couplers, but the owner had to convert them to half-inch ISO A to match standard ag attachments.
The first regen happened at 15.8 hours and took about 20 minutes, compared to the John Deere 2038R's first regen at 53 hours.
Yes, there is a tipping risk when the mower is extended and raised while the tractor is leaning on a steep side slope.
They are hard to access, requiring modifications like extra pipe nipples and 90-degree fittings since 45s would not work with half-inch couplers.
