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Read articles →This is a first-person owner comparison from someone who used a Kubota B2601 for five years before upgrading, explaining the actual reasons behind the trade rather than a generic feature tour. It covers real working-capacity differences, a detailed BH70 vs BH77 backhoe comparison (reach, swing angle, smoothness), and why they picked the base SU trim over pricier options. Useful for B2601 owners weighing a move up to the LX2620.
Posted by an owner sharing hands-on, unsponsored impressions from personal use of both tractors on their own property.
They were always using the B2601 at capacity and working at the edge. The LX2620 has more capacity, a wider stance, and more weight, making the same work feel more planted and comfortable.
The BH77 has more reach, swings 180 degrees versus the BH70's 140 degrees, is more powerful, and moves side to side more smoothly without the jerkiness of the BH70.
The SU is cheaper and skips features they never used, like a luxurious seat, armrests, LED headlights, mid-mount PTO, cruise control, and tilt steering.
Without tilt steering, Kubota tack welded the steering column in the center position, making it a little tight getting in and out, though the tilt mechanism is still present underneath.
