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Read articles →This is a walkaround-narration of a Kubota L2502 (manual transmission, not hydrostatic) 50-hour service, covering all grease points and Zerk fittings, clutch free-play adjustment, dual oil drain plugs, oil/fuel filter change, quart counts, hydraulic fluid dipstick location, fan belt tension spec, air cleaner and radiator screen cleaning, tire torque specs, and loader mount bolt torque. It's a detailed, specifics-heavy walkthrough best suited to owners doing the service themselves.
An owner-operator narrating maintenance on his own tractor, sharing personal experience rather than dealership or professional service expertise.
There are 14 grease points on the loader itself, plus tie rod fittings on both sides bringing the total to 18 grease points.
It took approximately 5 and a half quarts total, including filling the oil filter, when changing the oil during the 50 hour service.
Rear tires should be torqued to 160 foot-pounds, and front tires should be torqued to 100 foot-pounds.
Underneath the tractor there is a silver rod, loosen the lock nut and adjust the rod to get about one inch of free play.
