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If you go to the Kubota usa web page you can download it , look under the service & support heading.

Local dealer has lots of LX in stock, and you can get a non swift tach loader

The dealer near me has 5 or 6 Lx machines in stock and several loaders also. I would try to find a lx if you can.

I can see where the R14 would work well in snow, and dropping pressure should make them even better.

When I bought the tractor it was still in the crate and tires were wrapped up in plastic so didn't see the tractor with tires until delivered. Dealership said they will swap them when they get a set of R4 in stock. I will be taking them up on that offer.

My new L2501 has R14 tires and I cant believe that they call for 44 psi in the fronts, they are really rounded at that pressure, the more I look at them the more I want to go back to R4. I would like to drop pressure down too but not sure how that would work with a load on them. Will be watching...

I just payed off a tractor I only had 3 months, I got back all the insurance money less the 3 months I owned it. I know several people that have Kubota equipment and use them for a bussiness and have no trouble moving them from job to job.

If you pay it off early they refund you any remaining insurance and you can get a new policy through KTAC. I know KTAC covers the tractor off your property so I dont understand not being able to take off your property.

The bucket will be used mainly used for moving snow, so I am sure it will work fine, was just wondering if any one else got the bigger bucket and if will be the "new" standard bucket on the smaller L series.

My tractor measures 31.5 wheel to wheel, at the cheek of tire its 29.750, out closer to tread its 30.5. So that's why I asked what point on the sidewall you are measuring. Air pressure and load on tire is going to change also. So maybe measuring wheel to wheel would be a good place to start.

I have the same wheels, But what part of the tire are you guys measuring?

Yes and what style tires you have makes a differance. R4 weigh the most and take more to fill.

You are going to be well over 4000 lbs with loaded tires. I would want at least a 18' trailer.

The loader was shipped from kubota with this bucket, saw somewhere that the new L3302 and L3902 where getting a LA526 loader and they would have a bigger bucket, so maybe thats what all of them will have?

Do not know what size rock you call a boulder, but if it is what I think of as boulder, you will not be picking those up with a BX size machine!

Got my new L2501 and noticed it came with a 72'' bucket. The 66'' bucket is what has been used with the La525 for years. It is a nice heavy bucket but weighs about 134lbs more. Just wondering if anyone else got the 72'' bucket with a new L2501

I am not sure why you would want to go aftermarket when the Kubota one is cheaper? L2216 $461.00

The quick coupler from Kubota is only $461, no idea how long to get but might be worth wait

Yes , But when you pull the stabilizers out the lower links get closer together, sometimes won't fit implement.

I have 29 1/2'' between the tires on mine, I have r14t tires.