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Read articles →A dealership salesperson walks side-by-side through a low-hours trade-in Boomer 24 and a Kubota B2301, making a point-by-point case against the New Holland across manufacturer identity (LS-built vs. Kubota-built), hood design, loader quick-attach, hydraulic coupler vulnerability, brake pedals, and three-point sway links. The tone is consistently pro-Kubota, but the specific detail level is high. Best for shoppers actively deciding between these two models who want concrete feature differences spelled out.
Mike identifies himself as being from Scotland's Equipment, making this a dealership-channel video with a clear Kubota-sales perspective.
It is not built by New Holland. It is currently built by a South Korean company called LS, which also makes its own blue tractors.
The Boomer 24 directly compares to the B2301 in power and frame size, while Kubota also offers the B2601 in the same frame for more power.
The Kubota uses a Swift Catch design removable in under 20 seconds without getting hands dirty. The New Holland loader takes longer and requires getting your hands dirty.
Yes, they sit low to the ground near the wheel and the widest part of the tractor, making them easy to catch and rip off on twigs, branches, or rocks.
