B2620 Pics at work

ItBmine

Well-known member

Equipment
B2620, RTV-X1100C
Jan 21, 2014
1,457
473
83
Canada
Here's what I mow. A front, side and back lawn. Lots of trees and landscape stones to go around. Not as smooth as it looks.

I find the B2620 is about as big as I would ever want to go mowing. It will leave tire marks if there has been a lot of rain, but otherwise good.
It does a way better cut than my old lawn and garden tractors. Don't have to go over the tough weeds twice to get them all cut.

Extremely good on fuel compared to the gas tractors. I can cut 13 times for the same fuel the gas tractors took to do it once!!
 

Attachments

ItBmine

Well-known member

Equipment
B2620, RTV-X1100C
Jan 21, 2014
1,457
473
83
Canada
Repairing my bushroad that I use to harvest my firwewood. Used the back blade and the hydraulic angle rear blade. Ran 2000 RPM, temp stayed good, lots of power on the hill, very little fuel used.

Where I did find a lack of traction is when I tried to cut a ditch along the right hand side with my rear angle blade set in the tilt position. It just wanted to steer the back of the tractor around. Needed a little more weight for that.

I don't have weights and my tires are not loaded.
 

Attachments

ItBmine

Well-known member

Equipment
B2620, RTV-X1100C
Jan 21, 2014
1,457
473
83
Canada
60 inch. The blade too.
Blower is 51" and it can easily handle bigger. I've taken full width bites with it higher than the blower and it doesn't draw down at all.

Very happy with this unit.
 

WillB

New member

Equipment
MF 1635, lots of implements.
Jan 26, 2014
25
3
3
Innisfil, Ontario
Those pics dont do it justice. The bushroad was a huge chore, the Kub made easy work of it.

Great pics.
 
Last edited:

ItBmine

Well-known member

Equipment
B2620, RTV-X1100C
Jan 21, 2014
1,457
473
83
Canada
Thanks Will. Good to hear from someone who has actually been on the road.
Now we know they aren't photo-shopped, LOL.