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I have a b2650 and can not believe how strong it is for it's size. I used a 6 foot disc behind it this week and couldn't believe it handled it. I would definitely pay the extra money for it over a 2620. I have a 60mmm and it would handle a 72 just fine. It is a little work horse

My dad has a m5140 it is a workhorse.you may want to try one out. I'm very impressed with it. If you must have hst take a serious look at the mx4700 mx5100. Forget about the backhoe I don't think you would benefit from the cost on that size property. I would recommend a minimum 6 foot cutter...

If it's not stalling at higher rpm I would not think it's the seat switch. I do loader work from 1600 to 1900 rpm. Maybe your working it too hard at such a low rpm. I mow around 2400. Don't be afraid to rev it.

Wow that looks awesome! Let me know your thoughts after you get to put it to work.

I have a b2650 with 54 inch bucket. I'm glad I got the 54 because it gets in tight places really good. I got the 60 mmm filled tires and land pride rcr1260 and 3rd function valve and rear work light and filled rear tires for 21600. I think they sold it to me at a great price. I purchased from...

Does it feel pretty stable carrying a load with the grapple? I'm looking to get a 50 or 54 inch. Picture would be awesome when you get time.

Jason G, I think you will be very happy with your purchase. I really like mine.I think you got a great deal. Get the rear tires filled it will give you around 350 pounds more weight. So far I love my little 2650.

Where the bx really shines is mowing. If you are not mowing I would step up to the B. you can get 0 percent for 72 months on the B series right now. You can get a b2650 with loader for around 18 ish.

Thanks EZlife45 I think I will try to find a 54 or I may find a used 5 footer for cheap to see if it will handle it.The grapples are nearly 2 grand but for what I've seen people do with them I think there worth every penny. I've hauled my share of brush by hand.

I have FEL and filled rear tires about 175lbs in each tire. The tractor does pretty good with a rcr1260 cutter. I have the 54 inch bucket which I like because tractor tires are about 54 inches wide and I can get in tight spaces. Do you guys think my setup would handle a 5 foot bb to its full...

Mine is key powered also. Just saving up for a grapple. These little buckets just don't scoop up brush very well. I can see that a small grapple would be awesome for light brush work. I'm pretty impressed with how the EA wicked 54 looks.

Be sure to check your hydraulic fittings dealer didn't get one tight and leaked a few ounces of fluid out.

Don't let 10 hours bother you. It comes with full warranty.10 hours is nothing you will have that on there after couple days use. If it has the features you want go for it. The 4600 is a great proven tractor. I would take it over the tier 4 any day.

Think I found how to do it in manual. I got it from beshears Kubota in Oxford Alabama . They were at least 1400 cheaper out of three quotes I got. I also got 0 percent for 72 months on the b2650 so it was a no brainer. It also feels like more than 26 hp. I believe those numbers @ 2500rpm are...

I'm going to rotate mine around so I can use my thumb without having to change my hand position.how much did you pay for your tractor? My five foot cutter cut knee high grass with no problem going full speed in low range.most of my cutting is done on flat ground. It did feel slightly unstable on...

I paid 21,600 for it

If you are not using to mow I would get the 3800 get the tires filled.that seems like a good price. My dad has a m5140 gear and I just bought a b2650 because it will be used for a lot of mowing. A good compromise between the 2 if you could have only 1 would be the l3800. It's a good reliable no...

I got it today. I took a few pics on my phone I'll have to figure out how to put them on here.it handles the rcr1260 beautiful with no problem. I just have to figure out how to lock deck in raised position so I can raise and lower...

Just brought home my new tractor and need to know how to lock mmm in raised position so you can still use your 3ph lift without lowering your mmm.i left the manual in my dads truck and he is not home. Couldn't find anything online.thanks

Call benji at beshears Kubota he was able to order me one.800 installed since I'm getting it with purchase.