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Read articles →Distinctive for showing the Kubota B2401DT (called B2420 here) in actual use rather than a static walkaround, the main focus is a real grading project on a sloped driveway using a Land Pride box blade. The video's real emphasis is explaining why a gear-drive tractor suits continuous-speed tasks over a hydrostatic, with brief implement tips. Best for shoppers specifically weighing gear-drive versus hydrostatic.
Townline Equipment is a dealership channel, so the presentation is sales-oriented, with implement upsell mentions throughout.
Gear tractors give a continuous speed for tasks like field mowing or road maintenance, unlike hydrostatics controlled by a foot pedal, which can jolt on uneven ground.
It moves material from point A to point B efficiently, has a front blade to pull material and a rear blade to push down high spots on the return pass.
It is Category 1 and uses pins that slide through two flanges, so the hitch arm does not need to slide onto a single tang.