Buying Advice Kubota B2650 to LX2610

beckmurph · Dec 28, 2020

TMGT said:
Just for reference, the last digit is just the loader series, the first 2 are approx lift capacity in kg, so the 534 and 535 should have the approx the same often capacity, but as stated standard accessories can decrease the total capacity.

The ssqa is standard on the LA535, so that might be the small decrease in total capacity that you're seeing

CARL_NH mentioned that the 535/534 was the approximate lift capacity in kilos.
But, what you mention, I have heard before. 530kilos at the pin and 5 would be the series number.

TMGT · Dec 28, 2020

beckmurph said:
CARL_NH mentioned that the 535/534 was the approximate lift capacity in kilos.
But, what you mention, I have heard before. 530kilos at the pin and 5 would be the series number.

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Very pretty! Nothing like a new clean tractor.

What prompted the change from the B2650 to LX2610?

Also I went back and looked at the specs again, the 79lb difference would be the QA on the LA535, since its not optional anymore the specs will include it unlike the B which would be without the QA.

beckmurph · Dec 28, 2020

I like to keep my “stuff” up to date.
About 5 years is my limit.
My previous 4, Kubota tractors, have done the hard work. The LX should have a pretty easy life.

beckmurph · Dec 28, 2020

A couple improvements over the B2650:

The grease fittings on the ssqa are out in the open.

You don’t have to try to fit the grease gun nozzle through a small hole on the inside.

And finally a parking break light!!

Thank you Kubota.

TMGT · Dec 29, 2020

My "new" (to me at least) grand L has a parking brake light, nice to see that they added it to the LX.
More power to you that you are able to upgrade like that.
I just "upgraded" from a 10yo B with 600hrs to a 13yo GL with 800hrs