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Read articles โA casual owner interview filmed in northeast Washington, where a young operator named Mark walks through his family's 2020 Kubota B2601 with LA435 loader and backhoe. Covers real purchase prices ($22K base, $33K fully loaded), tire ballast, aftermarket lighting, backhoe controls, PTO settings, and quick-attach procedures. Light on specs but heavy on lived-use anecdotes. Best for early-stage shoppers wanting a plain-spoken owner perspective rather than a technical deep-dive.
Posted by the Vitality Farm channel, appearing to be an independent creator conducting a casual on-site interview with a tractor owner rather than a dealership or manufacturer representative.
The tractor alone with the front loader was $22,000. Fully loaded with the backhoe, pilot forks, and two third function valves, the total was $33,000.
Take the pressure off two pins using the stabilizers, pick it up, then disconnect about three hydraulic lines and pull the tractor forward away from it.
It has R14T tires front and back, which the owner says are nice on grass and tough on dirt, unlike the more aggressive R4 field tires.
Yes, he says he would get a B2601 again if living in a small area, since it can push trees, plow snow, dig trenches, and handle most tasks.
