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Read articles →A side-by-side dealer walkaround comparing the B2601 and B2650, led by a Messick's salesperson who goes deeper than most by explaining engine displacement differences, Tier 4 emissions thresholds, control layout similarities, three-point hitch hardware, dash differences, suspended vs. ground-contact mower decks, and factory cab pricing. Buyers deciding between these two specific models will get useful technical context, though no hands-on operation or independent testing is shown.
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Both are 26 horsepower, but the B2601 uses a D1005 1.1L engine while the B2650 uses a D1305 1.3L engine, giving the B2650 more torque.
The B2601 uses a suspended deck that hangs from the tractor for rough ground, while the larger B2650 uses a heavier ground contact deck for closely contoured cutting.
Yes, the B2650 can be equipped with a factory cab with radio, air conditioning, and heat, adding about $5,500 to $6,000 to the price.
No, only the B2650 has a digital dash that can be cycled with a button to display PTO RPMs; the B2601 lacks this feature.
