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I have an X350 as well. One little thing to consider is equal air pressure on the front and back tires. As far as the blades go I just simply replace them when needed-they are not that expensive. I had an X350 prior to the one I have now and I put 1200 hours on it before I bought the one I...

I am 78 years old. I have always bought and used JD riding mowers. I have a JD X350 with over 1100 hours and I have never had any major problems. I recently bought another X350. My mover deck is 42 inches. I would highly recommend this mower-in your case I would consider getting a 48 inch...

You are right about the transmission. I did discover that you really can't check or service the transmission. It is also very hard to get to. That said, mine has 1100 hours on it and the transmission continues to work fine. I would advise not pulling anything too heavy too far with it.

I would highly recommend the X350n with the Kawasaki engine. I do a good bit of mowing and mine has over 1100 hours on it. I have never had any engine or transmission problems. I would consider a bush guard for the front if you get near any fences or trees. The hood is the weak. point of the...

I agree with your comments on the K46 transmission. If the X350 has a weakness it is with the K46 transmission-and the hood design and durability. As stated I have over 900 hours thus far on my X350 and have had no transmission or engine or any other problems. I don't do that much mowing on...

I would highly recommend the X350. I do some mowing with it on a pretty steep ditch in my yard without any problems. I have a 42 inch deck. I have a little over 900 hours on mine and have had absolutely no problems. The X350 is a very good machine.

I have a small electric chainsaw that I received as a Christmas present from my daughter a couple of years ago. It has held up well thus far and it is great - but for small jobs -such as trimming small limbs and cutting down small trees. I also have a battery powered blower that I got last...

I have always had JD riding lawn mowers. Currently have an X350-which I am well please with. The only solution that I have found to work without fail is to simply run the mower up on ramps, high enough to get under it and use a putty knife and clean the excess grass and dirt off the underside...

Would it do you any good to remove the oil filter? Sometimes this will allow you better access to the inside of the engine.

I don't think it is high grass-I usually mow weekly and II usually mow at full speed. I have been told that there are some chemical treatments that would "slick" the inside of the deck and help keep the grass from sticking. Have you ever heard of this or tried something like this?

I have a JD X350 with a 42 inch mower deck (2 blades). I have a problem with grass build up after mowing-particularly if it is after slightly damp mowing. I have had my deck checked over and leveled by the local dealership, and I am not mowing very low-not hitting the ground with the mower...

I am a new member. I have been retired now for nearly five years. I am not a mechanic, but can do some minor repair jobs. I currently own a JD X300 that I bought new in 2007 for the local Deere dealership. Before that I owned a JD 110.

I have a 2006 JD X300 with a K46 transmission. I am not mechanically inclined, but can do simple things. That said, is there any way to change the transmission oil on the K46 without removing the transaxle and the transmission? I see a cap on the left hand side of the transmission that I can...