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Read articles →This is real owner footage of an L3560 doing actual work, not a spec comparison despite the title's framing. The owner hooks up a stump grinder, greases and sets up the three-point hitch, then grinds roughly 24-25 stumps over a couple days, commenting along the way on cab size, visibility, and stability versus his previous B2650. It's a first-job, work-log style video, light on hard side-by-side numbers but heavy on hands-on stump-grinding time and everyday shed/storage logistics.
Posted by the Puddle Jumper channel, an owner-operator documenting his own tractor work and comparing it directly to his prior B2650 experience.
The L3560 feels bigger and more stable on side hills, with a more solid three-point hitch, but visibility is worse than the B2650 which was easier to see out of and get in and around.
The owner ground 24-25 stumps over a day and a half, including one bonus stump done for a neighbor across the road.
The owner says the L3560 hitch feels more solid than the B2650 and has less deflection back and forth, with three options for top link placement.
The owner says he built his shed for the B series tractor and will need to add on about 16 feet and make it higher to fit the L3560.
