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Read articles →This is a long-time owner's real-world field test, not a walkaround: a 2006 Kubota B2630 tilling a food plot with a Land Pride tiller mounted at an awkward angle due to a short driveshaft and missing quick hitch. The owner discusses fuel burn, PTO speed, power delivery, towing weight, and platform comparisons to the BX, LX, and current B-series. Good for owners considering rear-PTO implement work on a B-series tractor.
Posted by a longtime owner-operator of this specific tractor since childhood, sharing candid hands-on impressions rather than a dealer pitch.
Yes, the owner pushed the driveshaft out using the upper link and it worked fine, though the tiller sat at an angle and did not dig as deep.
It started with about a quarter tank and was down to empty when finished, so it used roughly a quarter tank of fuel.
Yes, the owner says you can put it on a smaller trailer and tow it with a half-ton truck without any trouble, and possibly even a lighter truck.
The owner believes the BX25 has a similar 26 horse engine and similar PTO power, and says the B2630 is bigger than the current B but smaller than the current L.
