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Read articles →This is a homestead vlog, not a tractor review: the L2501 and its LA525 loader appear only as tools for unloading hay bales, grain bags, and chicken scratch from a truck into a feed room. There's no walkaround, no specs discussion, and little hands-on operation shown beyond hauling feed. Useful mainly for viewers curious about real-world one-man homestead logistics rather than tractor performance or capability.
An owner-operator running a small hobby homestead, sharing daily chores rather than dedicated equipment reviews.
This run brought 540 pounds of alfalfa hay, 200 pounds of horse grain, and a bag of chicken scratch, unloaded with the Kubota L2501 and LA525 loader.
He stacks hay bales on pallets in the truck bed, which lets the LA525 loader lift and move multiple bales at once for a one-man operation.
He goes through about four bales of hay per week and tries to stay a week to two weeks ahead on hay, grain, and other livestock supplies.
