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Read articles →A delivery-day walkaround from a buyer who compared the BX2680, B2601, and LX2610 within the Kubota line before choosing the B2601. He explains his reasoning, loader size, tire proportions, gauge style, hydraulic noise on the LX, and touches on the LA435 loader, third-function valve, three-speed transmission, and rear three-point. No actual operation, just a stationary walk-through. Best for shoppers weighing those same three Kubota models.
An owner-operator channel sharing a first-impression delivery video from his own property, with no apparent commercial affiliation beyond a passing mention of his local dealer.
The LX cost more and had wheels that looked a little weird, plus a strange hydraulic whine he found annoying, especially in the cab model. Performance gain over the B wasn't worth it for his usage.
The B2601 has the LA435 loader and tire proportions that looked better, since the BX looked like a lawn tractor. He also liked that the B2601 has three gears instead of the BX's high-low system.
The B2601 has analog gauges, while the LX is the luxury model with a digital speedometer. He said he just likes gauges better.
No, he says the B2601 has an old-school tractor sound, while the LX has a very strange hydraulic whine that is especially noticeable and annoying in the cab model.
| Kubota BX2680 | Kubota LX2610 | |
|---|---|---|
| PTO horsepower | 19.2 hp | 19.5 hp |
| Loader lift capacity | 1,407 lbf (LA344 pin-on); 1,286 lbf (LA344S quick attach) | 2,245 lb (at pivot pin) |
| 3-point lift capacity | 1,213 lb | 2,139 lb |
| Hydraulic flow | 5.2 gpm | 5.0 gpm |
