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Read articles →This one splits time between real mowing footage on a wet, brushy property and a used-vs-new buying discussion for the LX2610. The owner covers actual pricing (used TLBs mid-30s to 20s vs. ~$52k new LX2620), cab features, loader specs, backhoe quick-attach, hydraulic smoothness, and the treadle pedal, comparing it against their prior John Deere 2025R. Good for shoppers weighing used Kubota compact tractors, not a deep mechanical teardown.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from daily use on their own property, comparing it to a previous John Deere they owned.
Used LX2610 TLBs go for mid-30s with a backhoe or 20s without one, while a new LX2620 with loader, backhoe, mid PTO, and cab costs about $52,000.
They are very much the same tractor with a few interior upgrades on the LX2620. The biggest difference is the hydrostatic transmission is a bit quieter on the new model.
Yes, it has a treadle pedal. Some people say it is difficult or dislike it, but the owner grew up on a John Deere and found it simple and easy to use.
No, the 25 horsepower LX2610 does not require regen or DEF fluid, unlike the 40 or 35 horsepower LX3520 or 4020 models.
