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Read articles →A Messick's salesperson walks through all thirteen stated improvements to the new LX20 series versus the outgoing LX10 series, covering model-number decoding, horsepower increases, transmission noise reduction, Auto Throttle, e-PTO mode, and a mower-deck wash port. The explanations are detailed and practical, including honest personal opinions and a candid comparison nudging 40-hp buyers to also price the Grand L60. Best for LX series shoppers or current LX owners weighing an upgrade.
Posted by the Messick's Farm Equipment channel, a dealership, so the walkaround is knowledgeable but concludes with an invitation to call or trade in.
The LX3310 was actually 31 horsepower despite its name, while the new models are legitimately 35 and 40 horsepower, a significant upgrade.
Yes, it is about three or four dB quieter than its predecessor, and the high-pitched whine from the old transmission is gone.
It ties the hydrostatic pedal to engine RPM so RPMs rise as you drive forward, similar to a car, but it does not affect reverse.
If your property can handle a larger machine, consider pricing the Grand L60 too, since the price gap between it and the LX4020 can be fairly small.
| Kubota LX4020 | Kubota LX3520 | |
|---|---|---|
| PTO horsepower | 32.6 hp | 28.7 hp |
| Loader lift capacity | Not Published | Not Published |
| 3-point lift capacity | 2,535 lb | 2,535 lb |
| Hydraulic flow | 5.4 gpm | 5.4 gpm |