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I will have to say that Pats is the one I chose for the same reason as ^^^^^^^above most versatile in my opinion

For what you are describing "yes"....weight matters

I chose the LX3310 to save money

Edge Tamers for your bucket, if you're worried about tearing up your driveway clearing snow.

I don't get all the Hype about LED headlights, the are useless when the bucket is even slightly lifted....and totally useless when clearing snow.

Can you get some closer/better pictures? Have you tried spinning the wheel bu hand?

A very pretty driveway, but very difficult to maintain....Not sure what to tell you on that one

Are you in Low or MED range when doing it? I use lOW for Loader work

Please, if you are driving a piece of Farm or ranch equipment, "own the lane" the most dangerous thing you can do is straddle the shoulder and the lane. If you are in the lane then vehicles have to slow and pass you correctly

I would say, not nearly new, almost 10 years old, just low hours. I have seen people destroy tractors with low hours. I'd need to see pictures. 10 years outside in the southwest united states would make the paint faded and appearance would be terrible, even if mechanically fine

The deluxe seat would be weight adjustable....

^^^thats a sprayer....not just a plain tank exactly what the OP did not want....and$420 for 26 gallons is crazy

Let Me Google That For You / LMGTFY :)

I watched that guy, he was in such a hurry to "try" his new tractor out, that he let common sense wander away

PTO power the LX2610 is alot short of that

I would say less Powerful, but not less capable, its a more industrial version...3 PT lift capacity on the B26 is more than the L2502...

The LX2610 an LX3310 are exactly the same fame and loader...the only difference is the engine, Kubota doesnt make 3310 Loaders and 2610 loaders, they just make 535 loaders

The 535 Loader comes on the LX2610 which is not being discontinued so i doubt Kubota will discontinue that loader

Looked on Messicks site, the roof is like $599, not sure if thats quite cheap, but...

A block heater can fail if started depending on the type of block heater, my little BX tractor had in-line circulation type heater. Most if not all of those are not supposed to have the engine started while plugged in and circulating. The standard heating element type block heater should be...