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Read articles →An owner's honest one-year retrospective from someone who uses the L2502 alongside family members on their own property. Covers the buying decision (2501 vs. 2502, package deals), key spec rationale like staying under 25 HP to avoid DPF regen, HST choice, real-world loader capacity impressions, attachments used, a fuel-cap workaround as a noted dislike, and dealer proximity as a purchase factor. Best for buyers weighing the L2502 for light property work.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from their own property, with no apparent commercial or dealership affiliation.
The dealership offered the L2502 for around the same price as the L2501 due to a package deal, including a trailer, bucket, grapple, auger, bush hog, box blade, and forks.
Staying under 25 horsepower means not having to deal with DPF regen, which the owner wanted to avoid.
Lift capacity is just under 2,000 pounds, and it has handled a full bucket of gravel, dirt, and grapple work with logs with no problem.
Only one breakdown, which was a piece of the rotary mower attachment, not the tractor itself; the dealer provided the part quickly.
