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Read articles →A first-look delivery video from a new owner who admits he has barely three minutes of seat time on the machine. He walks around the LX2610 as-delivered, calling out the LA535 loader, Land Pride 60-inch grapple, 16-inch backhoe bucket, liquid ballast weights, trailer sizing, and where the LX fits in Kubota's lineup. No operating demo, that's promised in future parts. Best for shoppers curious about a real purchase story rather than a dealer or experienced-operator walkthrough.
Posted by the JOHN WARGO channel, which normally covers trucks and cars; this tractor content is new territory for the creator, who is an owner sharing a first-day delivery experience.
About 3,500 pounds with the backhoe, front loader and bucket, plus roughly 350 pounds of liquid tire weights, totaling about 3,850 pounds with fluids.
You could pull it on any tandem axle utility or car hauler trailer rated 7,000 to 10,000 pounds, or squeeze it onto a 7x16 trailer with the backhoe on.
It is rated 24.8 horsepower diesel, kept under 26 to avoid stricter emissions standards, with about 19 horsepower at the PTO.
Yes, it has a standard step the B series lacks, plus a seat with a lot of adjustability, unlike the one-piece bucket seat on B series and early L series units.
