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Read articles →A dealership salesperson walks around a static B2601, comparing it to the BX and B2301 across ground clearance, the LA-435 loader (lift capacity, swift-tach removal), three-range HST, four-wheel drive, operator controls, the BH-70 backhoe specs, and three-point hitch depth control. No live operation or digging is shown. Best for shoppers wanting a structured feature-by-feature overview before visiting a dealer, not hands-on impressions.
A dealership channel promoting parts, sales, and service, so expect a sales-oriented walkaround rather than independent evaluation.
The LA-435 lifts about 435 kilograms, reaching roughly 950 pounds at the top lift height of about six and a half feet.
The BH-70 backhoe digs about seven feet two inches down to a two-foot flat bottom, with a 16-inch pin-on bucket.
The B2601 has about twelve inches of ground clearance, compared to only about seven or eight inches on the BX.
Yes, the B2601 is the first compact tractor with proper high, low, and medium HST ranges, versus just high and low on the BX.
