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Read articles →This isn't a formal review but a real-world clip of an owner using a cab-equipped Kubota B2650's backhoe on an actual digging project. The key point: unlike open-station or ROPS models where you can spin the seat to face the backhoe, the cab model locks you forward, so a second person is needed on the controls. Useful for buyers weighing cab versus non-cab backhoe ergonomics.
Posted by the 36\18 Alaskan\Florida Life channel, an owner sharing hands-on impressions from actual fieldwork.
No, unlike some other Kubotas, the cab model does not let you spin the seat around to face the backhoe.
Since the driver can't turn to face the backhoe, a second person operates the backhoe controls while the driver repositions the tractor.
You can't spin around in your chair to work the backhoe, so cab models need an extra person for backhoe jobs.
