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Read articles →A dealer who sells both brands walks through a direct spec-and-price comparison between the Kubota L2502 and Massey 1E.25, citing cash prices (~$27k vs ~$23k), loader lift capacity (1100 vs 1450 lbs), hydraulic flow, three-point lift, base weight, fueling location, and pedal/seat design. It's a talking-point comparison rather than hands-on operation, useful for shoppers cross-shopping these two models before a dealer visit.
Posted by a multi-brand dealership owner (PR Equipment), so expect an informed but Massey-favoring sales perspective.
The Kubota cash price was just north of $27,000 while the Massey was right around $23,000, a difference of a little more than $4,000.
The Massey lifts 1450 lbs at the pivot pin compared to just under 1100 lbs on the Kubota, making hay bale handling easier on the Massey.
The Kubota fuels on the hood, while the Massey fuels at ground level and is protected by a skid plate, which is easier when fueling with buckets.
Combined flow is 8.3 gallons per minute on the Kubota versus 10.9 gallons per minute on the Massey, making the Massey loader work faster.
