BRAND NEW Kubota LX2610 compared to a BX24 - WATCH

In this quick video I got to playing around with the new LX2610 compact tractor. I did some lifting and back hoe tests. take a look and Sub for more

[@derekwilley1991]

Good video, I'm going thru the same thing, upgrading from bx23s to a lx2620. Thanks. For showing the size differences, it helped immensely.💖💖Thank you‼️

[@thegreatnorthwoodswithbb2863]

Skid steer quick attach pull the levers up curl out walk away from the bucket... To reattach same process reverse

[@thegreatnorthwoodswithbb2863]

Yes then would be the brakes... One pedal for each rear tire... Flip the lever separate the brake pedals good for steering

[@ACEFDD]

Get a set of SSQA forks to bring the load closer to the tractor and it will have no problem lifting that load.

[@GilbertGardens]

yes keeping an eye out for some used ones on kijiji. I have a grappler now going to do a video on it

[@thegreatnorthwoodswithbb2863]

16 inch bucket bh77 standard

[@wildbill23c]

The SSQA pallet forks would be a much better solution. You lose so much of your lift capability with those clamp on forks, not to mention you bend your loader bucket. The SSQA pallet forks will probably weigh around 250 pounds for that LX machine. I believe the actual pallet forks for the BX series is around 200 pounds...still too heavy for the very limited lift capacity of the BX. I have the Titan pallet forks for my BX2680, heavier than the BX needs, but all I could get a hold of a couple years ago, so I work with what I have....the sub-compact pallet forks are lighter weight, and the forks are shorter...I have 42" forks, the sub-compact forks from Land Pride are 36".

[@thegreatnorthwoodswithbb2863]

You can get a 24-inch bucket for a BH77 about $1000.. believe me I know I have a bh77

[@D70340]

The number on the front end loader arms is NOT the capacity in which they lift. Its just the model number of the front end loader.

[@GilbertGardens]

Oh yeah ? The dealership guy told me it was lol haahha. Haven't looked at a sheet to confirm

[@NotAHobbyMedia]

Actually it is the capacity but in kilograms.

[@wildbill23c]

The number on the loader arms is not only the model number, it is also the lift capacity in kilograms. Multiply kilograms by 2.2 to get the lift capacity in pounds. the LA344 loader on a BX80 series would be 344kg x 2.2 = 756.8 pounds. Keep in mind that is the lift capacity at the pivot pins on the loader arms, not the lift capacity forward of those, so a load in a loader bucket, or a load on pallet forks, etc....also, everything you attach to the end of that loader counts against your lift capacity....if you can lift 756 pounds at the pins, add a loader bucket at roughly 120 pounds, and you've dropped to 636 pounds....most of these machines are shipped with the SSQA adapter, so that lowers your lift capacity by about 30 pounds right off the bat. then add the bucket....I think about 400-450 pounds is more accurate in real world situations.

[@GilbertGardens]

@@wildbill23c yes i have a pair eyed up! thanks

[@thegreatnorthwoodswithbb2863]

Put shim in for more hydraulic power there goes your warranty..

[@thegreatnorthwoodswithbb2863]

You lose so much with clamp-on forks... Have lx2610 cab model at pinpoints rated for about 1100 lb lift capacity.. really surprised you're tractor didn't stall. when you got off the seat with the seat safety switch🤔 run your RPMs about 2,200 on an average.. unless you're running the PTO