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Read articles →This is a walkaround overview explaining what distinguishes the LX2620SU from the regular LX2620 and the older 10 series, not a hands-on demo. It covers engine specs (24.9hp, 18.6 PTO hp), loader lift (~1,200 lbs), the digital dash, seat and grab handle differences, the redesigned HST pedal bracketry, missing mid-PTO, and increased three-point hitch capacity (1,600-1,700 lbs). Good for buyers comparing SU vs. standard trim before a dealer visit.
Posted by Huckabones Equipment, presented by someone identifying as a dealership staffer walking through the unit, so expect a dealer-informed but sales-adjacent perspective.
The SU has no tilt steering, a more basic seat, no mid-PTO, and a more basic three-point hitch, but it has a redesigned HST pedal and higher hitch lift capacity than the 10 series.
No, the SU does not have a mid-PTO, which means you cannot run a front snowblower or mid-mount mower on it, unlike the regular LX2620.
The loader lift capacity is around 1,200 pounds, similar to the L2 series and more than the BX and B1 series.
The three-point hitch lift capacity has increased to between 1,600 and 1,700 pounds compared to the older 10 series.
