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Read articles →This is a dealer walkaround covering the LX2610's front-end setup (Land Pride PFL 2042 pallet forks) and a Normand N60-240 hybrid inverted snow blower on back, plus a broader LX lineup rundown: horsepower options, tire choices, cab features, and attachment options like swift-attach and self-leveling. It's talk-through rather than hands-on demo, no forks lifting loads or blower actually clearing snow. Best for buyers comparing LX trims and rear implement options before a dealer visit.
Posted by Rockland Equipment, a Kubota/Normand dealer channel, so expect a sales-oriented overview rather than independent testing.
The forks are rated for 2,000 lbs but the LX2610 loader only lifts 1,200 lbs, so you don't have to worry about bending or breaking a fork.
You can get a 60-inch or 54-inch bucket, with the 54-inch available with a bolt-on cutting edge, plus swift attach, third function, and self-leveling options.
The hybrid has the auger at the back and the fan above, blowing snow in and out of the chute, with no buildup under it when lifted.
Six choices: ag tires, turf tires, industrial in standard or oversized, and R4 in standard or oversized, though oversized tires rule out a mower deck.
