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Read articles →This is an owner's personal walkaround of a BX2680 he's used for two-plus years, not a dealer pitch or first-drive. Jeff covers his actual implement lineup in detail: grapple with third-function valve, post hole digger, pallet forks, brush cutter, tiller, snow blower, box scraper, and DIY mods like a light bar and radio mount, with real anecdotes like digging 72 tree holes. Best for buyers wanting a real-world implement rundown rather than specs or a test drive.
Posted by Jeff, an owner-operator (a small engine technician by trade, not a professional equipment operator) sharing hands-on impressions from his own property.
The Kubota dealer was closest to him at 25 minutes away, and the BX series has wide product support and aftermarket parts availability, similar to an iPhone.
It is required to run the grapple's open and close function and is also used for the post hole digger, which uses hoses requiring the third function valve.
Floating means there is no downward pressure, but it does not follow ground contour automatically. You must adjust the three-point lever as the landscape changes.
It takes about 15 minutes to put the four-point hitch and the snow blower on, according to the owner.
