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Read articles →An owner sharing impressions after roughly 23 hours of use on a six-acre South Texas property, where the L2501 serves mainly as a mower. Covers tire choice rationale (R14 over AG/turf), hydrostatic vs. gear-drive decision, fuel economy, loader removal ease versus reinstallation frustration, four-wheel-drive engagement quirks, power bog in thick grass, and PTO feel. Practical, conversational, and honest about annoyances, most useful for suburban or small-acreage buyers considering this mowing-focused configuration.
An owner-operator sharing firsthand impressions from personal use, with no apparent commercial or dealership affiliation evident in the transcript.
He mows lawn on six acres and wanted tires that would not tear up the grass, finding AG tires too aggressive and turf tires not aggressive enough looking.
Taking it off is very easy, under five minutes, but putting it back on is frustrating since both pins rarely line up and go in on the first try.
Yes, in thick plush grass around five to six inches high it bogs down, though it cuts smoothly through regular, trimmed grass.
The owner says fuel economy seems great, estimating about two full tanks of gas used over roughly 23 hours of use.
