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Read articles →A dealership prep-bay walkaround of the Kubota B2401 Narrow shot just before delivery to a Christmas tree farm customer. The presenter focuses on what separates the narrow from the standard B2401: sub-48-inch width, AG tire selection down to 33 inches, gear-drive-only transmission with nine forward speeds, a shorter and narrower ROPS, and Malaysian manufacturing. No loader, no live operation, and the three-point hitch wasn't yet installed. Best for shoppers trying to understand how the narrow package differs from a standard B2401 before talking to a dealer.
The presenter identifies himself as working at a dealership (Huckle Equipment), so this is a sales-side walkaround rather than an independent owner review.
From fender to fender it measures 33 inches, and the narrowest the tractor can get with the right tires is about 32 to 33 inches wide.
No, it is gear drive only, with a stick offering three forward gears plus reverse combined with high, low, and medium ranges for nine forward speeds total.
It has a three-cylinder Kubota diesel manufactured in Malaysia, different from the engines used in the BX or standard B2301 and B2601 models.
No, in this walkaround the three-point hitch was not yet installed, though it is the same deluxe style used on the standard B23 or B26 series.
