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Read articles →A dealership sales rep walks front-to-back through the Kubota L2501, explaining its place in Kubota's economy lineup (filling the old L2800 gap), covering bucket size, loader lift capacity, the exposed front axle, the non-emissions 25hp engine, basic operator station, clutch, tires, and a manual-cable three-point hitch. It's a talky feature-by-feature overview rather than hands-on operation, useful for buyers wanting context before visiting a dealer.
Posted by a Rockwell Equipment sales rep via the Huckabones Equipment channel, so expect a dealer's sales-leaning perspective favoring this tractor.
The bucket is 66 inches and the loader lift capacity is around 1200 pounds, or 525 kilos, which is where the loader name comes from.
It looks exposed and is exposed, but out of hundreds of economy tractors seen in the shop, only one ever had front end damage from it.
It has a manual cable three-point hitch, not electric, which lets you gently feather implements on instead of an abrupt on-off engagement.
It has a 25 horsepower engine with no emissions controls, a simple tried and true design used for about 15 years with few issues.
