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Read articles →This is an owner's first-impressions walkaround after taking delivery of a brand-new L2502, not a spec-sheet review. He points out no-clutch HST operation, rubber floor mats, seat suspension, fluid-filled tires, and quick-attach, then tours the implements bought alongside it: grapple, front auger, box blade, forks, rotary mower, and a dual-axle trailer. With only 7.1 hours on it, there's no deep hands-on demo yet, just early impressions and light use recap.
Posted by the Marquith Legacy Acres channel, run by a self-described amateur owner documenting his own new tractor and property as he goes.
No, the L2502 has no clutch. You bring the RPMs down, turn a knob to engage, then raise RPMs back up to the recommended level.
Yes, skid steer quick attach is standard on Kubota tractors, which is convenient compared to pin-on implements.
He wanted hydraulic pressure to push the auger down rather than relying on gravity, which works most but not all of the time on rear PTO setups.
In its first 7.1 hours it has done rotary mowing, moved rock for a pad, and used the grapple to haul lumber, logs, and stumps to a burn pile.
