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^that and the 2 spring loaded pins need to be aligned perfectly.... aaaaaaaand even then need "persuasion" to seat into their mounting holes. Not the biggest k connect fan either here

I'll give my .02 See the 2 tractors in my profile pic, they are a 2650 and a 3350. The 3350 has a front mount blower and a rear blade....the 2650 has a pusher on the FEL and a rear blower. FEL has to come off the 3350 for the front blower, but these newer tractors its a simple process taking...

L series you can't get a MMM..... not sure if thats a deal breaker or not.

Since your planning on doing ground engaging implements, if your wallet can swing it I would do the 3310....our 3350 is a powerhouse for the size tractor it is....indeed it has a good bit more power then our 2650 when it comes to running the ground engaging implements we have...plus the 3310...

Aftermarket support seems strongest for deere and kubota. Something to consider......

Interesting, thanks for the info I'll have to test both of mine now

I don't think either of my 50's do.....

Agree, when he first showed that blower my thoughts were "man that seems like too much blower for that 26hp class tractor" aaaaaaaand after watching his videos of it in action, my option is still yes it seems like his lx struggles with that blower....

I own multiple makes of pickup trucks for my contracting business. Out of all of them our Toyota Tundra has hands down been the best, reliability wise we havent touched that thing. I'm a Ram guy, but the Tundra is simple and just works without any fuss.

I think he's in the ballpark with his asking guys.... it's a sellers market right now for used tractors (and new really) as inventory is substantially low.....i have contemplated unloading both my b's for larger just because its a top dollar market in my region. Literally 0 inventory

For comparison: Our 2650 - 1020 RPM idle Our 3350 - 1150 RPM idle

Thats awesome! As others have said, bxpanded all the way!

I gotta ask, since your going new, why not just go with a BX series tractor? Its just so much more machine for really not too much more $$$$..... glide steer being the selling point im guessing?

Im sure you checked, but have to ask..... is the parking brake on? No indicator light on the 2650 so it can be overlooked if barely engaged....

It gets used a fair amount and has 6XX hours on it currently, but reading along with this thread some of you guys are regening way more frequently than i am experiencing with ours....with us the 3350 gets ran hard usually with one of the pto spinning some sort of implement, guessing that's the...

Our super b cab 3350 has been flawless....as has our super b cab 2650. Both ordered/purchased new spring 2019. No complaints here.

Agree, he has. 3xx hours on ours, not a single issue.

FWIW our 3350 has been flawless but we use it exclusively with PTO driven implements 90% of the time, so it gets worked. Trencher (mainly) and tiller in the spring/summer/fall, snowblower in winter. Our 2650 has the backhoe mounted on it, thats our go to for FEL work. LX or B 26 horse...

If it was me i would get the 19' version of the 2601, both of our bx 80 series tractors we had were very problematic with that hydraulic single point for the loader.... were prone to leaking, i think between the two we warrantied warrantied 4 valves, and the 2680 was leaking again when it got...

Funny you mention that, i just recently bolted on a KFI plow mount to it as i still had a 6ft KFI plow left over from my Ranger 900....the guy who bought the ranger didnt want it .....but with the 2 B50 cab tractors - 1 with a pusher and 1 with a front blower, as well as the X100C with a blower...