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Read articles →This is a hands-on maintenance walkthrough on a demo L2502 with LA526 loader, presented by someone who identifies as a Kubota technician. It covers greasing every loader and implement pivot point, the brake shaft, tie rod ends, axle pivot, and three-point hitch, plus checking engine oil, coolant, hydraulic fluid, and front axle gear lube with a 14mm wrench. Best for new owners wanting a real pre-operation routine, not a specs or performance review.
Posted by the Cheap Homesteading channel, presented by someone claiming Kubota technician experience while using a dealer-loaned demo tractor.
Every 10 hours you should grease all the pins on the loader, including each pivot point and the loader latches on both sides.
Use a 14mm wrench to remove the screw. Oil should come out or at least sit right at the bottom of the threads to confirm the level is good.
Bolts can shear off at the cylinder end, and the joints will start wearing because they bind up, leading to costly repairs.
Grease all pivot points, then check engine oil, coolant in the radiator and jug, hydraulic fluid level, tire air, and front axle gear lube.
