Kubota LX series VS L series - Loader Lift Comparison

[thebradleysoncatbirdhill]

This is an extremely well done video! This is exactly the kind of information that I did not get from my local Kubota dealer when I was asking these questions. Without a doubt, I will be making my next purchase from Messicks! 👏👏👏

[stephengmeiner]

Thank you! I feel better about my LA525 now. I assumed the LA535 was more capable by the higher model number. I never saw them side by side before and didn’t realize how much bigger the 525 was. Great job.

[sunseeker]

I like how you educated us on the effects of higher heights and loader capabilities. Thank you

[daveblevins]

I, for one, appreciate honest people and comparisons. Thank you.

[SouthernStyleLawnCare]

Great videos. Just bought a New L2501HST. Couldnt be happier. Ill have to make some reveiw videos. Just ordered speedco Quick hitch and Kubota stabilizers for rear as Turnbuckles are no good.

[zodac]

I have a 2020 model year L3901 with loader and backhoe. With the backhoe attached I can easily lift, carry and stack full sized round bails of hay. The 6’ 1, 800lbs round bails not the smaller 5’ 1, 100lbs round bails. Those lifting rated numbers are way lower then what Kubota says. I’m able to double stack those large bails of hay easily, yes it does go slow getting it up there but it does it with no issues at all. Definitely a tractor I am completely happy with buying it makes my small 15 acre farm work so much easier and I have yet to find a job that I have asked it to that it hasn’t been able to do.

[moultonditcher]

When i bought my L2501 i did'nt give a rats behind about lifting height, capacity, breakout.i cared about fit and finish, parts availability long term, dependability and resale, in case of upgrade.KUBOTA offers all the above, I've worked way to hard to have to second guess my purchase, I'll stay the course, KUBOTA.Very good info to know anyway.

[jonathangriggs]

Awesome video, thanks Neil. I have been waiting for this one for a while now. Could have really helped with my decision two months ago before I bought my LX2610. 👍

[randho]

I picked up a 3901 last week with a LA525. Love It!

[k.compton]

Wish we had a dealer like you guys in Georgia. I've learned a lot from you guys. I'm close to pulling the trigger on a L2501.

[terrymcgillicuddy]

Nice tractors. Thanks for the information. Can't beat a Kubota.

[bretfrerichs]

Great info. Could you do a video on the bucket curling capacitys?

[TimeAfterTym]

I really liked this video. As usual it was very well done. My question is is there a video which shows with the LX3310 can I actually lift? I mean how big of a tree or how much gravel will fit in the grapple or scoop? I understand the math but how do you tell how heavy a tree is after you cut it? I was watching a video about a guy who bent the front and loaders by trying to lift a tree too heavy. Is there a physical observable marker that would tell you you’re lifting something to high? I’d rather be able to see something first before I blew like hydraulic seals or bent anything. Sorry I’m pretty new to this.

[blessedandhappy]

Great video and information as usual. Isn’t it about time for another “Neil’s Deals”?

[erikniemi]

Nice video. It's a great demo to show how what looks good on paper can be misleading without research. It's a challenge buying anything without doing quite a bit of research lately unless you have extra cash around and just buy something with obvious overkill in mind.

[mikemccrary]

How about doing a video on Breakout force

[TheRChannel]

113lbs is a bit more than 15lbs difference. Just thought I’d point that out. I know the lift capacity at max height at the pivot pins was within 15lbs, but that wasn’t what was circled.

[inthedarkwoods]

These are the videos you need to make.

[OutdoorsEngineer]

I'd like to see a similar video but doing a dead lift sort of pick. How much can each tractor lift a 3-6 inches off the ground?

[wildbillc]

Have you done this test with a BX? Could you do so at some point, curious as to what real world shows compared to what the spec sheet says. I'm sure its probably higher in the real world, but for what I'd be doing its not going to have any issues lifting.