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Read articles →An owner walkthrough filmed roughly three months after buying the LX2620 for a larger rural property. The video covers cab features (heat, AC, Bluetooth, back window), the quick-hitch system, front loader, pallet forks, brush hog, land plane, and ballast box, with brief real-use context like a 700-meter gravel driveway. It's a casual first-look tour, not a deep spec or performance test, best suited to shoppers curious about the implement lineup and cab comfort.
Posted by The Alamo Ranch Exploits channel, appearing to be an owner-operator sharing early impressions from their own rural property.
It has a full cab with heat and AC, Bluetooth phone pairing, vents, speakers, recirculating air, and a back window that pops open for airflow.
About two hours to do two full passes on roughly 700 meters of driveway plus the apron near the house.
It is a rear PTO driven rotary cutter with a heavy-duty blade that can cut saplings up to one inch thick for maintaining trails.
It holds bricks in the back to counteract tipping forward when the front end loader is filled with gravel or wet soil.