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Read articles →A dealership salesperson walks through the B26 static on the lot, explaining where it fits in Kubota's lineup versus the B2601 and why its loader and backhoe outperform that baseline model. Covers specific lift capacity numbers, dig depth, the fixed loader design, operator platform features, ROPS/FOPS canopy, hydraulic thumb option, and reversible stabilizers. No operating footage. Best for buyers researching whether the B26 justifies a step up from a standard compact.
A dealership channel, Jack identifies himself as being with B&T MacFarlane Equipment and closes with a sales/service phone number, so expect a promotional walkaround perspective.
The B26 uses the TL500 loader, lifting about 3000 pounds to 8 feet, while the B2601 only lifts about 900 pounds to about 6.5 feet.
The backhoe is removable by pulling two pins and disconnecting hydraulic lines in about five minutes, but the front loader is not removable.
No, it does not have a mid-PTO like the B2601, only a rear PTO for running rear implements.
Yes, it is optional and the B26 is the smallest tractor in Kubota's lineup that allows adding a hydraulic thumb.
