⚡ Quick Answer

Kubota lists the BX2680’s base weight with ROPS at 1,521 lb. Kubota doesn’t say whether that figure is dry weight, or whether it includes fluids or an operator, so don’t treat it as a fueled, loader-equipped, or shipping weight. Kubota’s own limits for this tractor are 1,765 lb of trailer payload, 2,425 lb total trailer weight, and 739 lb of loader lift at the pivot pin with the LA344 loader.

Kubota BX2680 Weight

Use the weight carefully

Kubota doesn’t publish a combined weight for the BX2680 with the LA344 loader, a mower deck, or fluids and an operator. If you need a transport or ramp weight, weigh the actual machine on a scale instead of adding numbers from different documents.

Dimensions

Engine & Fuel Tank

Lift, Loader & Towing Limits

Three-Point Hitch

• At the lift points: 1,213 lb (detailed spec sheet); Kubota’s implement-limit document lists 1,210 lb (550 kg) as the maximum load at the lower-link ends
• 24 inches behind the lift points: 680 lb (310 kg)

Front Loader

Kubota’s implement-limit table gives the same 739 lb maximum loader lifting capacity for the BX2680 with a 48 inch maximum bucket width, and notes that the value includes the weight of Kubota’s standard bucket. So 739 lb is not extra payload on top of the bucket.

Towing (Trailers)

• W3, trailer loading weight: 1,765 lb (800 kg). This is the load only, not counting the trailer.
• W4, trailer total weight: 2,425 lb (1,100 kg). This includes the trailer’s own weight.
• W2, maximum hitch load: 550 lb (250 kg)

The detailed spec sheet shows “Tow Rating, Maximum 1,765 lb” in short form. Kubota’s implement-limit document clarifies that this is the payload, not the total loaded trailer. Kubota also says to reduce speed and trailer loads on slippery ground or slopes when using front-wheel drive.

Sources: BX2680 Detailed Specifications p. 3; BX80 brochure (Front Loader Specifications); BX80 Series Implement Limitations (W0–W4 definitions and notes).

Ballast With a Loader

The dealer-reproduced BX operator manual material says: “When using the front loader, put an implement or ballast on the 3-point hitch to improve stability,” and points owners to the attachment manual for proper ballasting. We could not verify a Kubota number for how much rear ballast the BX2680 with the LA344 needs, so don’t use a figure from a forum or from another BX model.

For general ballast options, see our guide to choosing tractor ballast weights.

What We Could Not Verify

• Dry, shipping, or operating weight: Kubota doesn’t define its base weight that way, and no operating-weight figure was found.
• Combined weights: no Kubota figure for the BX2680 with the LA344 or LA344S loader, a mower deck, or the LA240 loader.
• Front and rear axle weight split: not published in the sources we found.
• Rear ballast amount: no verified numeric requirement for the BX2680 with a loader.
• Weight changes by production year or serial range: none found. The mismatched kg figure, the height rounding, and the clearance and horsepower differences look like document discrepancies, not proof of a production change.
• Height with ROPS folded: not found.

🔎 How We Verified This Page

Specs come from Kubota’s BX2680 Detailed Specifications sheet, the BX1880/BX2380/BX2680/BX23S brochure (Cat. No. 2317-01-US, October 2017), and Kubota’s BX80 Series Implement Limitations document, all published on kubotausa.com. The horsepower, ground clearance, and ballast statements also reference dealer-reproduced operator manual material, which is labeled where used.

Where Kubota’s documents disagree, we show both values. Where Kubota doesn’t say, we say so instead of borrowing a number from the BX2380, BX1880, or any other model.

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