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Read articles →A dealership salesperson walks through where the LX2610 sits in Kubota's lineup versus the B01 and L01 series, then covers the factory cab interior in some detail, transmission ranges, PTO controls, cruise control, loader stick ergonomics, three-point hitch design, and tire options. He also flags real concerns: LX3310 cold-start issues and the lack of standard rear remotes. Best for shoppers comparing LX to neighboring Kubota series.
A dealership channel (B&T MacFarlane Equipment), so the walkaround has a sales-friendly tone, though the presenter does volunteer a few genuine criticisms.
It fits between the B01 series, like the B2601, and the L01 series in terms of weight and lift capacity, sitting just under an L2501.
The transcript notes cold-start issues on the LX3310 near minus 20 degrees requiring a block heater, but does not report the same problem for the LX2610 itself.
No, Kubota does not send the LX series with standard rear remotes from the factory. They are only available as an option.
It comes with the Kubota LA-535 loader, which lifts about a thousand pounds to about seven feet in the air with a skid steer style quick attach.
