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Read articles →This is a new-owner follow-up episode focused entirely on accessories just added to the B2601: a portable fuel filter, a three-point-hitch trailer receiver with multiple ball sizes, a Land Pride RB1672 72-inch rear blade, and a magnetic work light. It shows actual use, hauling a boat trailer and grading a driveway, with candid first-attempt observations about blade depth control. Best for B2601 owners curious about practical add-ons.
An owner-operator sharing early hands-on impressions from their own rural property, with no apparent dealership or brand affiliation evident in the transcript.
The RB1672 is seventy-two inches wide, which gives a little extra width on each side since the B2601 tire edges are about fifty-one to fifty-two inches apart.
Yes, the owner used a 3-point hitch trailer receiver to pick up and haul a boat trailer rated for two thousand pounds, with no problem handling the weight.
It pivots up to forty-five degrees forward, can spin backward up to thirty degrees, and tilts up to fifteen degrees on either the left or right side.
It is rated four hundred lumens, has a twelve-foot extension cord, and plugs into the tractor's twelve volt outlet; it mounts magnetically to the ROPS.
