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Read articles →This is a static walkaround comparing the Kubota B50-series lineup (B2650, B3350, and the stripped-down B3350SU) side by side, explaining engine/horsepower differences, the deluxe vs. standard three-point hitch, cab options, treadle pedal, steering brakes, diff lock, and drop-rate valve. It's not a loader or field demo (that's a separate video), but it's useful for buyers comparing trim levels and deciding which B50 configuration fits their implement needs.
Posted by Messick's Farm Equipment, a dealership channel, so the walkaround leans toward explaining options to help you buy rather than independent testing.
The B2650 has a 26 horsepower engine with no hood scoop, while the B3350 has a larger 33 horsepower engine that requires a diesel particulate filter, shown by a hood scoop on top.
The B3350SU is the standard model with a larger rear tire and no mid PTO, which prevents use of mid-mount mowers or front attachments, but lowers the price.
The deluxe hitch has extendable ends, pins for sway adjustment, and a ratchet for leveling, while the standard hitch uses threaded turnbuckles that can rust and require tools to loosen.
It is a restriction valve controlling how quickly an implement drops to the ground, adjustable depending on implement weight; open it if the implement is not moving down.
