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Read articles →This is a hands-on grease-fitting walkthrough for the Kubota L2502, filmed while the owner does routine maintenance on a rainy day. He points out zerk fitting locations on the tractor frame, HST pedal shifter, top link, raising bar, and loader arms including the quick attach, and tests out adding protective caps over the fittings. Useful for L2502 owners wanting a visual reference for grease points, though he admits he's not a professional and defers to the owner's manual.
An owner-operator documenting routine DIY maintenance on his own Kubota L2502, not a professional mechanic or dealer.
There are points on the front frame on both sides, the HST pedal shifter and its knuckle, the raising bar, two on the top link, and several on the loader arms including the quick attach.
Yes, the owner notes the pedal shifter grease point is specific to the HST version and says a manual transmission tractor would be different.
The owner tries adding caps over some fittings to keep dirt out and as a visual reminder not to miss them next time, but says he will report later if it works well.