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The B2601 has the LA-435 loader, lifting about 435 kg to full height. The LX2610 has the LA-535, giving about 200 pounds more lift capacity, or 300 to 400 pounds more when lifting pallets at normal fork height.
No. The LX2610 is the first tractor in Kubota's lineup to offer a factory cab. The B2601 can only get an aftermarket cab, which is not as nice as the LX factory option.
Yes, both the B2601 and LX2610 have a mid-PTO. The LX2610 is the last tractor in Kubota's lineup with this feature, allowing it to run a 63 inch snowblower versus 55 inch on the B2601.
The LX2610 can pull a 72 inch grading scraper or blade due to its heavier rear end, while the B2601 is usually limited to a 60 inch box scraper or blade.
