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Read articles →An owner-operator review after five to six months of real use, comparing the LX2620 directly to a B2650 the creator owned for over a decade. Covers the cab, seat, Bluetooth radio, A/C performance under load, a third-function valve for a front snowblower, 60-inch bucket, R14 tire vibration concerns, treadle ergonomics, transmission whine improvement, and notably twitchy hydraulic sensitivity. Best for buyers torn between the LX2620 and its predecessors.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from their own northern Ontario property, with no apparent commercial affiliation.
The LX2620 has greater lifting capacity, a beefier seat, improved transmission whine, and a cab option, though the owner loved the B2650 for over 10 years as well.
On smooth pavement the R14 tires chatter and vibrate more than the R4s did, though they may perform better in snow, which the owner has not yet tested.
Yes, it is very responsive, so the operator must use low gear and reduce RPMs or the loader reacts too quickly to small movements.
Yes, the owner noticed a big improvement over the B2650, which had a high pitched whine, with cab noise now much less noticeable.
