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Read articles →A real-owner review filmed from a golf cart while the creator recovers from ankle surgery, giving it an unscripted, conversational feel. Covers the standard-transmission choice over hydrostatic and why, front-end weight issues without rear ballast, water ballast in R4 tires, the Rhino Hide canopy, a Titan quick hitch, and 2502-vs-2501 differences. Best for shoppers considering this exact spec combo on a small acreage mowing and light dirt-work setup.
An owner-operator sharing candid first impressions after roughly 50 hours on his own property, with no apparent dealership or brand affiliation.
It is only a 25 horsepower tractor, and hydrostatic drive robs a couple horsepower plus adds the hydrostatic whine many owners complain about.
Changing the oil, greasing everything, checking everything, checking tire torque, and checking the front end loader mount torque per the manual.
The 2502 has a different fuel injection system, a suspension seat versus solid seat, rubber floor mats standard, a bigger LA 526 loader, and LED and side lights.
Yes, without a ballast or implement on the back, the tractor will pick the rear end up in the air, especially with a full bucket.
