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Congratulations on the new tractor. I owned a B2410 which pretty close to yours. I had that same loader too. You have already discovered the loader's limitation and that is there isn't a quick attach system available that will fit it. That was my main motivation for a change in tractors. I...

I can't specifically answer your B2601 questions but I had a B2410 that was the 2004 equivalent. I used a 4' brush mower on it all the time with no issues. I'm certain it could have run a 5' because it felt like it had power to spare. It would routinely shatter rocks so small trees wouldn't...

I'll weigh in on the cash vs financing too. I am very disciplined with my spending. I haven't had a vehicle payment in over 10 years personally or in the business I own. I haven't carried credit card balance for longer that that but I will use my business card all of the time. We just pay...

Yes. You just sign a form that says you promise to carry insurance. I didn't have to prove I had it at all. I just bought a B2650 in October. I compared Kubota insurance with a policy from my insurance company. My homeowners would cover it on my property but I take it down the road...

I like them I'm planning on building a shop this year and I'm going to do the same thing. Makes things easy to attach/detatch or simply move them out of your way. Nice simple construction too so they should last quite a while. Nice job. John

I got a set of landpride forks with my B2650. I wanted, and was quoted, a set of PFL-2042 which are the 42" lightest duty forks they had. When it came time for delivery, the dealer didn't have any of those on hand so he gave me a set of PFL-3048 instead. Price as quoted was $699.00. Even...

I just posted a pretty lengthy reply on another tread describing my search and ultimate purchase of a B2650. It has a few things you might find interesting in your search too. To answer your question on upgrading to the B3350, I thought of that option as well. I read everything I could find...

I compared both of these models when I bought. I also briefly considered the L2501 but I ultimately chose the B2650. The B2601 is the current equivalent to the tractor I had (B2410). For my uses, that size worked well for me for 11 years. I have just shy of 6 acres with a mixture of...

I'm set to take delivery of my new B2650 this Friday. I discussed insurance with the dealer and his quote was about $17.00/month. This is for the tractor and loader and maybe the set of forks which is the only other item I'm buying in this package. I got a quote from my insurance agent for...

Hi Porkbolt, I'm in northern Illinois too. I just got a quote from the dealer in Morris for this model. Tractor and Loader with SSQA came in at $16,300.00 before tax. That includes the $1000.00 rebate for buying an additional implement. Your mower deck would qualify as that extra...

I have been shopping this model too. List price on the Kubota web site is as follows $15,714.00 for the tractor, $2,817.00 for the loader, $432.00 for the SSQA, $452.00 for a 54" bucket. Total of $19,415.00 Real world quotes for the same package are $18,060.00 out the door from a local dealer...

Hello, I saw your ad and might have a mower I could part with. I currently have my tractor up for sale and one of the people that was interested in it doesn't want the mower. It is the 60-24B model you are looking for mounted on a B2410. Overall it is in good shape. I used it for ten years or...

Coach, I have toyed with this idea lately because my current tractor has position control but the newer model (B2620) has the quarter inching feature. I have thought of a cable attached to the three point arms (or more likely, the short arms up high that actually raise and lower those arms)...

Comparing the B2320 to the deere 1025 - these are in two different classes. The kubota will be bigger and heavier and will have better specs all the way around. The 1025 is more comparable to a BX series tractor. The B series is in the same class as the deere 2025. Comparing the 2320 to the...

I haven't tried a single pedal configuration but when I have mounted a tractor that has one, I find it to be in the way. I like the two pedal system but once in a while it would be nice to have my foot on one single pedal to move back and forth quickly. There is a guy on youtube that has a few...

For the mower, there are currently two for sale in he classifieds right now. One says it has the mounting hardware and looks lightly used by the pictures. The 3 point adjustment peaked my interest. I've had my tractor for ten years and did think it had limited range but it was never really a...

I would agree on the BX series being small. The B felt more substantial when I was comparing them. The L would feel even better. The high hours on that L would concern me. I know many people think that it would be no problem, but I wouldn't buy one like that unless it was the deal of the...

I have been very happy with my B2410. It handles pretty much any task I throw at it. It's smaller than an L so it fits in some tighter places. I'm sure bigger tractors can handle bigger implements but the B series does just fine. I have a 5' disk, a 5' box blade and a 6' grader blade and I...

Last summer/early fall I got a couple quotes for this configuration. Both came in around $17,500 Plus tax. This price did include a $1000.00 in rebates that were going on at that time. These were both quotes over the phone with out any haggling so it might be possible to get some money off but...

Hi John, I'm going to go off my memory from when I bought my tractor, but the LA352 was designed for the B2410/B7610 size tractors. It has better specs than the LA302. I think the LA302 was on the older B2400 but they found they could go a little stronger so designed the LA352. I'm pretty...