Unveiling Power and Precision in the Kubota B2401 Tractor

Explore the power and precision of the Adams B2401 tractor in this exclusive walk-around video. Get up close and personal with the features that make this model a game-changer in the field. From its robust engine to its versatile capabilities, discover why the B2401 is the ultimate choice for modern farmers.

[@DominicRichens]

When blowing snow I just shift from 'R' to 'N' when I need to stop, to give the blower time to clear, then I clutch to shift or change range. You can engage the PTO at full speed if you let the clutch slip a bit, but it's better for the clutch and your shear pin to just lower the revs.

[@chuckstubblefield5998]

According to the FTC, since at least 2021, Kubota has labeled thousands of those parts as Made in USA when, in fact, they were imported from overseas. In addition, the FTC says that the company moved some its manufacturing to locations outside the United States and yet continued to label those products as Made in USA.Jan 26, 2024

[@floydrandol2731]

Hydro Robs power, Seen tests the Gear drive outperforms the hydro. I understand it may be as much as 5 hp loss on Hydro. If I ever by another new tractor it won't be s Hydro.

[@damianryan5]

Not sure why kubota felt the need to make a gear driven tractor in this size. Hydrostatic would be better in every application I can think of.

[@DominicRichens]

Because it's 5000$ less (incl tax) than the B2601 for pretty much the same tractor (PTO HP, loader capacity etc..)

[@user-uw5te3pq8c]

@@DominicRichens That is pretty much why I chose the 2401 over the 2601. I don't feel like I am missing out on much for 5K.

[@joyceweaver6949]

I prefer a gear drive rather than a hydrostatic transmission. That is why I bought the B2401.