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Read articles →This is a static walkaround of a freshly-arrived, under-20-hour BX2680, not a field-work test, no mowing, digging, or loader-lifting footage. It covers dash controls, seat, PTO levers, hood/engine access, and battery location in detail, then demonstrates the new LA344 loader's single-point hydraulic quick-connect and full removal/reinstall process. Includes candid gripes about the pinned bucket, tool storage, and triple pedal. Best for buyers curious about the loader-disconnect feature specifically.
Posted by Good Works Tractors, a tractor-attachment retailer, so the review leans toward dealer inventory footage rather than an independent owner's long-term use.
Release the single-point hydraulic coupler, work the joystick to disconnect, lower the loader onto its parking stand, then back the tractor away.
Drive up and center the loader mast in the brackets, lower onto the stands, connect hydraulics, work the joystick to lock in, then stow the parking stand.
No, the reviewer notes the bucket is pinned-on rather than quick-attach, though it has provisions for a bolt-on cutting edge.
A 25.5 horsepower Kubota diesel three-cylinder engine, tilt steering, cruise control, mid and rear PTO, and two or four-wheel drive.
