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Read articles →This is an owner's early-impressions video after 12 hours on a used 2019 Kubota L2501 bought for maintaining a small acreage, plus a cold-start demo at 34 degrees. He covers real usage: loader, box blade, and bush hog work, notes the 25hp is plenty for his needs, complains the ag tires dig up wet grass, and mentions needing rear wheel weights. Useful for buyers weighing a used L2501 for light property work.
Posted by the MJ181 channel, an owner sharing firsthand impressions from his own small acreage rather than a dealer or professional reviewer.
Yes, the owner says the 25 horsepower has not been an issue at all, with plenty of torque for loader, box blade, and bush hog work.
The ag tires are described as terrible on wet grass, cutting, gouging, and digging into it, though hard to get stuck.
The owner notes not enough rear weight, especially with the front loader or box blade attached, and plans to add wheel weights or blocks.
Yes, it started fine at 34 degrees after a couple days unused, and even at 24 degrees it fired up after a few more turns and smoothed out.
