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Read articles →A first-owner perspective after 100 hours on a B2601 used across six hilly, wooded acres. The owner walks through controls, transmission pedal, PTO options, four-wheel-drive habits, and a five-attachment lineup including grapple, box blade, and brush hog. Cons are minor: ingress difficulty and tilt-steering slippage. Best for buyers weighing the B2601 for tight, hilly terrain under ten acres.
An owner-operator sharing personal impressions from their own property, with no apparent commercial or dealer affiliation.
Getting on and off the tractor is awkward, since you grab the loader arm, a pinch point, which can be painful especially for older users.
Yes, the owner calls it amazing for under 10 acres with hills, dense trails, and dense woods, saying the size works perfectly for tight trails.
The owner uses a grapple, land rake, brush hog, stump bucket, and box blade, and recommends a quick hitch as the first accessory to buy.
It is not the best, often slips, and has trouble getting into the notch, but once locked in it stays locked until released.
