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Read articles →Despite the title, this is an owner's real-world rundown of the Kubota L2502 (not L2520), from someone with ten years of Kubota ownership including an M7060. He explains why he passed on the BX2380, B2601, and LX2620 based on lift capacity and size, then covers his L2502 at 30 hours: loader controls, LED headlights, PTO engagement, and a timed loader removal/installation demo. Best for buyers cross-shopping sub-compact Kubota models.
An individual owner sharing hands-on impressions from his own property and prior tractor-buying experience, not a dealer or professional reviewer.
The BX2380 loader lift capacity was only 613 pounds with a skid steer style quick attach, and the owner wanted something around 7,000 to 8,000 pounds plus more ground clearance and size.
The owner timed it and removed the loader in two minutes and thirty seconds, calling the process super efficient.
Relieve pressure first by pushing down a valve to drain fluid evenly, then disconnect each colored line (yellow, red, white, blue/purple) in any order, each has a dust cap.
The loader lift capacity on the L2502 is 1200 pounds, according to the owner, though the three-point lift capacity was not a priority for him.
