*New* Kubota LX2610 | LX3310 Tractors - Series Overview 

Glad to help

So few wat manual on the small machines its not economical to design the transmission.

Not all of their locations are like the videos and the way Neil talks. I walked out of my local Messicks last week because of the way I was treated. And I was in the store talking about spending around $25k

Lx2610su with a bh77 backhoe, it has no emissions. I purchased one to go with my mx5200...

I have a B3200 that I wouldn't trade out for the eco model.

What model, did you get a BH!

Not a lot of profit to be made off selling equipment. Hard business to be in. You should always pay asking price for a tractor or implement.

We've been mentioningvthe aged shingles for at least a year.

Use metal. Last forever

Is 1 kg difference with the la534 vs la535

@m9 ovich need a remap and a straight through exhaust I'd bee the guy to paint it gun metal grey with neon green rally stripes with a spoiler on the roll bar 👍

Yea, that's my car in the back.

too hot in Texas. I try not to do a video that I don't have interesting content for 5-7 minutes. If I did the cab it would be like... here it is, a cab, it has glass, and mirrors, and keeps you cool. Not enough meat if its not wrapped in with other stuff. I did shoot some other LX videos with the cab variant, they are being edited now.

@Copter Cop Its called stretching your dollar. If it dont leak, whats the problem? I'm not buying the building I'm buying a tractor. He could build a state of the art facility but guess who will pay for it? The consumers.

EOSJOE why? You don’t like technology?

@@noahranker4133 Harder to read in sunlight often, or when they get a bit dirty.

It's coming

There was a pin that was changed in B2386 because of accidental disconnects, but that was about a year ago. I'm not aware of problems since, but we've not sold many of that kit.

there are different loaders between the L and the B. The specs on paper are very close, but the real word use the L will feel more capable. I plan on doing a video on this in the future.

Plus 1 to this question and for the video about loader lift capacity.

@Love it, Or leave it At the pins, not the bucket. You have to be a mathematician to actually figure that out.

If its only a question of economy or deluxe then go deluxe. If it's only $1,000 difference between the 2 than over 60 month finance thats less than $17 a month difference in payment. When you are sitting in that deluxe seat for long periods your behind will thank you. And having armrests makes a huge difference when doing front end loader work. Having a mid-PTO at least gives you the option for belly mower, front snowblower or power broom in the future if your needs change and increases resale value if you ever need to sell/trade it in. I started with a BX and after it was paid off I turned it in and upgraded 2 sizes to the B2650. A B2601 would have been a better fit for my property but I didn't want to be working at max capability of the tractor cuz now you are working at edge of what considered safe for the tractor. Now I have a tractor that can do the work easy, safe and I have some room to grow if my needs increase. Which I plan on buying some property up North in the future so I am trying to plan ahead. Just some food for thought. Hope it helps.

A little overage won't hurt it.

No

most anything can be done, that the mid-pto would require splitting the tractor. Very expensive to pull off.

Everything has a place. I'm confident the LX will do fine, its a proven system. I'd consider a B3350 only at the right price, and understanding what your buying.

Did you check it before this point? Its not unusual for the level to settle in the first few hours.

Your EU models are different.

@@MessicksEquip yeah. I was concerned about the emissions side. Might I ask of a comparable model over here. Only if you have time.

Exists for the Gl. Low take rate.

It does (That’s where I got the idea). But I’m not buying a grand L.

Check build and price, its more than 600

@@MessicksEquip comparing them on build and price it shows $992 difference for just the tractor, loader , 54" bucket and R14's. I have been trying to buy one for a couple weeks now in Texas and the dealers only have 2610SU's and in my quote there is only a $600 difference, I really like both versions of the 2610 but I just cant figure out why the difference would be so minimal if the better seat alone sells for $900 if I wanted to upgrade just that on the SU. There's no doubt they are both great tractors and maybe that small of a difference would be good for some people but I personally cant justify it especially if you price what each of the features left off of it would cost if you had the dealer add them in at a later date. Just really doesn't seem like much of an economy tractor compared to the deluxe version.

Its identical size

There is no point. You'd be wasting your time and money.

Check the channel, I've done that

www.kubotausa.com/docs/default-source/brochure-sheets/20_04_08_lx_series_ktc.pdf?sfvrsn=35d4f886_10

Yes

B3350 is the one with that crap emission system. I own the B2650 and love it.

B2650 has no crap emission control stuff I have one and love it in the winter!!!

He said They renamed the big B series as LX series since the tractor was more like the L series as far as weight, size and capability.

Yes

Once we sell one

its a large - small tractor. You can, if you have tight spaces you'll feel its size.

@@MessicksEquip I want to maybe do some no for profit or other community supportive work helping build gardens, clear ground, move things with the loader etc. I can probably go smaller but I feel like AC is a must. To clarify is the LX the same size as the old B2610 with the cab and ac?

@@MessicksEquip How different is the LX from the "big B" in terms of size/capability?