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Read articles →A quick owner intro filmed shortly after delivery, with about three hours on the machine. The creator explains the LX2610's position between the B and L series, notes the R4 tire and filled-rear-tire setup, and shares early grapple impressions, including a candid warning about rear tires lifting on uneven ground without rear ballast. No specs deep-dive; best for shoppers curious about real first impressions from a wooded-property use case.
An owner-operator sharing early hands-on impressions from their own property, with no apparent dealer or brand affiliation evident in the transcript.
It is the crossover series between the B series and L series, positioned between models like the B2650 or 3350 and the L2501 or 3301.
The owner warns that even slight uneven ground or a gentle incline can lift the rear tire off the ground when the grapple load is offset, especially without a ballast box.
Yes, this one has R4 tires on front and rear, with the rear tires filled, making it sit taller than typical dealership models.
