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Read articles →A side-by-side dealership walkaround that works through both tractors front to back, focusing on why these two 25-hp machines serve different purposes despite similar specs. Covers weight difference (~1,100 lbs), loader frames and real-world lift capacity, front axle construction, operator station ergonomics, transmission options, mid-PTO availability on the LX, and a rough pricing note (~10% apart). Best for shoppers still deciding between the two.
Posted by the Kubota of Lynchburg dealership channel, so the presentation is sales-oriented, though the staffer does offer candid comparisons rather than pushing one model over the other.
The LX2620 weighs about 1,100 pounds less than the L2502. With loader and fluid-filled tires, the L2502 is over 4,000 pounds and the LX2620 is around 3,000 pounds.
The L2502's LA526 loader will pick up a couple hundred pounds more than the LX2620's loader, due to greater leverage and counterweight on the heavier L2502.
Yes, the standard LX2620 model has a mid-PTO shaft, allowing it to run a 60- or 72-inch mid-mount belly mower to cut grass.
Pricing varies by tire options, but the two tractors are typically within two to three thousand dollars of each other, about a 10 percent difference.
