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Read articles →Part two of a three-part buying series, this video walks through one owner's decision tree: why a tractor beat an excavator or skid steer, why he picked Kubota over other brands, and specifically why he stepped up from the B2601 to the LX2610 and passed on the L series. He explains the trade-offs in loader capacity, comfort features, display type, and a roughly $3,000 price gap between models. Most useful for shoppers deciding between Kubota's B, LX, and L compact lines.
An owner-operator sharing the reasoning behind his own recent purchase, with a follow-up video on pricing planned for the next week.
A dealer suggested the LX2610 since it is the same setup as the B2601 but with a bigger loader, nicer seat, better controls, and digital display for about $3,000 more.
The L2501 costs about the same but is more basic, with a plastic bucket seat and analog display, while the LX2610 is more of a luxury, comfortable machine.
The BX series was basically a garden tractor with very little ground clearance, which would not work with his rocks, stumps, and hills.
A tractor costs about half as much, can run many attachments like a mower, auger, or brush hog, and handles general property maintenance well.
