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Read articles →A new-owner walkthrough filmed the day the LX2620 cab model arrived, so nothing has been used yet. The video works through the cab controls in careful detail, joystick color-coding, diff lock, PTO engagement, HVAC, radio, then covers the LA535 loader, quick-attach, rear three-point hitch, and basic maintenance access points. No operating footage or real-world performance impressions; best suited to buyers researching cab features and layout before purchase.
An owner-operator channel sharing first impressions on delivery day, with no apparent dealership or commercial affiliation evident from the transcript.
The diff lock is located under the seat on the left side and is activated by pressing down on it with your heel, which locks the rear wheels.
Yes, a PTO button on the left side of the dash lets you activate the PTO outside the cab, unlike older B series tractors that required moving the seat forward.
The LA535 loader comes with two bucket options, a 60-inch bucket or a 54-inch bucket, and the owner chose the wider 60-inch option.
Kubota offers four tire options for the LX2620. The owner chose R14 tires, said to be easier on turf and better in snow compared to the R4s on his old B2650.
