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Read articles →A hobbyist tractor shopper (Lucas) tries out a neighbor's Summit TX25 compact for the first time to help decide whether it's the right size step up from his Kubota BX. He works the grapple on a log pile, then briefly climbs on a larger L-series Kubota for size comparison. The video ends with a real decision: he's skipping the midsize and going straight to a full compact for lift capacity. Most useful for buyers wrestling with the sub-compact-to-compact size jump.
Posted by the Peek's Peak Hobby Homestead channel, a hobby homesteading creator who appears unsponsored but notes the Summit TX25 owner has been given the tractor to demonstrate on his own separate channel, so there is a mild promotional element woven into the collab.
He configured a Kubota B2601 with the same features as the Summit TX25 and it came to around twenty-seven thousand dollars, versus nineteen five for the Summit.
Yes, the Summit TX25 has a standard rear remote, which the Kubota BX does not include, opening up options like running a grain drill.
He realized he would still be working the loader near max capacity on a midsize tractor, so he wants a full compact for better lift capacity for his money.
