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Read articles →A dealership walkaround from German Bliss Equipment covering the LX2610's Tier 4 emissions threshold advantage, the R14 hybrid tire, operator controls layout, Swift Attach loader removal from the seat, quick-attach bucket system, and the optional B87 backhoe with its 7.5-foot dig depth. It's surface-level rather than hands-on, no live demo, no pricing, no comparisons, best suited to shoppers wanting a quick feature rundown before visiting a dealer.
Posted by the German-Bliss Equipment channel, a dealership with locations in Princeville and East Peoria, so the tone is promotional and sales-oriented.
No, the LX2610 falls just under the Tier Four emissions threshold, so there is no Tier Four equipment to deal with.
Yes, using the Swift Attach system you pull levers on each side to disconnect the loader subframe and hydraulics all from the operator seat.
The B87 backhoe has the capacity to dig about seven and a half feet deep.
The R14 is a hybrid tire giving the traction of ag bar treads with the flatter tread of an industrial R4, suited for turf and hard surfaces.
