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Read articles →An owner's candid first-season recap of a Kubota B2601 used primarily for snow blowing, with the standout angle being a homemade ROPS-height steel cab he built himself, he walks through its design choices, wiper limitations, door hardware, and what he'd change. He also covers specific gripes about the three-point hitch limiter failure and thin sheet metal, plus genuine praise for the hydrostatic pedal and tilt steering. Best for DIYers curious about homebuilt cab construction or B2601 real-world quirks.
Posted by the General Repair channel, which appears to be an individual owner sharing personal experience rather than a dealership or professional reviewer.
It lifts too high when hooked to certain things and bent a crossbar. The hitch stopper knob also vibrated loose and fell out, leaving no limiter.
He noticed getting in and out his head would have hit a shorter cab roof, even though he is not very tall, so he built it full ROPS height.
The tin work, like fenders and hood, feels super thin like pop cans. It looks nicer but he is unsure it will last as long as his 1989 B6200.
He likes the tilt steering, step-through design, nicer seat, and single joystick hydraulic control for the snow blower over two joysticks.
