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After much analysis, I have managed to fix the problem. I bypassed the lift pump with an electric pump.

All that is correct. And I would agree with everyone that if water was getting in the system white smoke would make an easy diagnosis and I would never have taken it to a kubota shop. But, while the 2501 was at Seal tractor in Woodville, MS they drained the fuel and replaced it with clean...

I’ve changed and cleaned everything on the fuel system numerous times.

Added a 12 volt fuel pump and it seemed to somewhat fix the bogging down problem. Still runs fine without the extra pump until the engine gets hot. No ideas how to permanently fix at this point.

I have the same ongoing issue. Dealer can’t find problem. Says it a fuel issue. Any other info on the warranty pump replacement?

I wish that was the case. I drained the fuel before I took it to the dealer. It sat at their shop a week before they looked at it. They drained the fuel and said it was fixed. When I went to pick it up 2 weeks later it had water in the tank again. Kubota mechanic said it had to be...

I took my L2501 in for repair because it was losing power and sputtering when the engine gets hot. I did everything I could possibly try without voiding the warranty before taking it back to the dealer. It constantly gets water in the fuel system and 1 of the 3 injector ports is not pumping...