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Read articles →A dealership walkaround hosted by a salesperson named Zach, covering all three trim variants (SU, HSD, cab) and spelling out what each drops or adds. Concrete details include loader model and rated lift capacity, weight comparison to the L2520, tire options, telescoping stabilizers, ground clearance, emissions exemption reasoning, and a brief cab vs. open-station comparison. Best for someone early in the shopping process wanting a structured feature-by-feature orientation before visiting a dealer.
Posted by Kubota of Lynchburg, a dealership channel, so the presentation is sales-oriented and focuses on positives with minimal criticism.
The LA535 loader on the LX2620 will pick up a little over 1,100 pounds, according to the dealer.
The SU model is missing the mid-PTO, suspension seat with armrests, tilt steering column, and cruise control, but saves $1,000 to $2,000.
The LX2620 has about 14 inches of ground clearance, which drops a few inches if a mower deck is attached.
It is rated at 24.8 horsepower, just under the 25 horsepower threshold, so it falls outside emissions regulations.
