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Read articles →A dealer walkaround that moves front-to-back covering the LA535 loader (bucket sizes, lift capacity, quick-attach, optional third function and self-leveling), operator station trade-offs on the SU trim (no tilt steering, no mid-PTO, tighter seat), engine specs (25 hp, 8.7 gpm hydraulic flow), and the BH77 backhoe (7'7" dig depth, ~66" dump height, thumb option, bucket choices). No operation footage, strictly a spec-and-features overview aimed at pre-purchase shoppers comparing SU against standard LX2610.
The presenter identifies himself as being from a dealership, so this is a sales-staff walkaround and leans toward encouraging a purchase conversation with a product specialist.
The SU lacks tilt steering, mid PTO, and has a standard, more cramped seat instead of the deluxe seat found on the regular LX2610.
The LA535 loader has a lift capacity of roughly 1,200 pounds, since 535 refers to 535 kilos.
The BH77 digs a flat bottom of seven feet seven inches straight down, with a dumping height of approximately 66 inches.
Since the SU has no mid PTO, it saves money compared to the regular LX, so buyers often spend those savings on a backhoe instead.
