KUBOTA L2501. WORLDS GREATEST TRACTOR FOR BRUSH HOGGING. 

Thanks Joseph. If you run out of projects, you can hop on a Bolens and help me mow. You will certainly have job security here.

If you send pelosi we’ll send you Trudeau. Think that’s a fairly even trade. Lol 😂

@@chadtosh6831 , I would love to deal with Castro Jr. but it wouldn’t be considered legal. Come to think of it Chad, at least Pelosi is going to reach the expiration date sooner as she is 80 years old. I think we will keep her and you can keep Jr.

Does Kubota make other models Brad? Lol

models and hp from 5hp up to 211hp m8-211

Thanks Curt. Going to have one of those adventures coming soon.

@@tractortalkwithgary1271 look forward to it

I have 2 of those 1958 520’s. Both in great shape. They both still work on this farm. Just not as hard as they once did. Thanks for watching.

Thanks Luc. We have had some really hot and humid weather. The corn loves that... I don’t.

Thanks Scott.

Thanks John. Stay cool down there in that Louisiana heat with all those outdoor projects you have going on.

You're welcome John. Thanks for stopping by. Still haven't sold one single bundle of firewood. It is either raining or far too windy to have any campfires. Every weekend since Memorial Day. How is your business doing John?

@@tractortalkwithgary1271 Definitely slowing down a little bit since earlier in the summer. I think people are traveling a bit more this year. I anticipated a pickup as we start to get some cooler nights hopefully in September.

Indeed it does Arles. Thanks for watching.

I will have to get the cows and calves on video. I know you will appreciate seeing them Ed.

@@tractortalkwithgary1271 perfect 👍

Howdy Ron

Thanks for watching Nelson. Always good to have you. I was thinking of you the other day when mowing. I got stung twice. I was thinking "where is Nelson when you need him"?

@@tractortalkwithgary1271 😳😳😳😳😳 Oh no, those dad blasted yellow jackets I bet🤦🤦🤦 Well at least I have made an impression on ya🤣🤣🤣 Please by all.means keep all those you want too, ever run low I will be glad to send you some 😜😜😜 Have a great day Mr Gary!! Yes sir always, love your channel!!

@@Pennies_on_the_dollar , make sure to ship them up here in the winter Nelson. Wouldn’t want them overheating 🥵

A cab with a.c. would be nice, but then I wouldn't be able to around in the trees. Thanks Channon.

@@tractortalkwithgary1271 does the gear drive trans push you forward when you push in the clutch like my old Ford does?

@@baucom93 , if a tractor still pushes you forward when you disengage the clutch, you must need a clutch adjustment. On these machines, when you depress the clutch pedal, you disengage the power to the drive and also the p.t.o. If you are running it. That is a great feature for me as I don’t have a slip clutch on my brush hog. It saves from shearing bolts. Thanks for watching

@@tractortalkwithgary1271 I'm trying to decide between the HST and the DT. I would rather have the DT but I will be brush hogging and finish mowing my yard mainly. My concern with the DT is mower/hog stopping when changing directions.... Unfortunately for this reason I'm also considering the Massey Ferguson 1825e because of the live pto feature. What in your your experience in this concern can you share with me. Thank you for your responses.

@@baucom93 , one of my biggest concerns was the dealership. It came down to John Deere or Kubota. I had no experience with the other dealers, but had experience with both of these dealers. Very good experiences. The gear drive on my L2501 was $1500 cheaper than the hydrostatic and the ag tires were $1000 cheaper, both of which work better for me. Whatever route you choose to go with when buying your tractor, I would suggest that you spend the time you need with the dealers. Ask a lot of questions . This is a major purchase and you need to make the right choice for you. I wish you all the best.

Let's hope it doesn't come to that Logan. Thanks for watching

Thanks for stopping by Martin. Always good to hear from you. I appreciate the support from the you tube rock stars

Lol John

Thanks Phil. I get a lot of comments from people who live around here and get to see the tractor working. So many people comment about the strobes on the back. I think they can be seen from the space station.

Hello Colton

You know Mike , I hate to admit it but they are pretty. Thanks for watching Mike

My neighbors on all sides do very little if anything for thistle control. I hate using chemicals and I want the thistles kept under control, so I have to mow. It is a hot, dirty job on an open station tractor but it has its rewards. Thanks for watching Bryce

My 3 pt mower was down so I drug out the old IH stalk chopper. I used the 2520 on that. It doesn't do nearly as nice of a job but it does knock the weeds down. Problem is, I did the front part of the pasture with that mower and I have to drive through that to get to where I am working now. I have to look at the ratty looking job I did with that compared to the much nicer looking mowing now. The part that no-one else sees.

I will reserve a space for you Ross. Better hurry, slots are filling up fast, lol 😂

@@tractortalkwithgary1271 how best to exchange addresses?

@@RossOnTheLand , I would ask that you go to my “about” section and find my e ail address Ross. My stickers aren’t done and won’t be for some time yet. Mine probably won’t work on your canopy of distinction. They will need a white background. You are most certainly welcome to one regardless Thanks Ross

Wetter late than never Ed Thanks for stopping by.

@@tractortalkwithgary1271 lol.. "wetter"🤪😜 yup.. a bit sweaty today 🙄

@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin ,Don’t sweat the petty stuff... and NEVER pet the sweaty stuff!!!

@@tractortalkwithgary1271 lol.. that all depends on where and what you are doing....

Thanks for stopping by Mitch.

I am very old school. I grew up with all the mechanical engagement only. For me, the more simple and basic, the less to go wrong with. If you will be upgrading or trading for something different, say a cabbed tractor, the newer style will more than likely trade better.

I don’t do all that much backing. On the rare occasion that I do, I just make sure to come to a complete stop before shifting into reverse and backing up. If he is concerned about burning up the clutch, that tells me he is a careful operator and will do just fine. Thanks for the question and I hope this helps. He is going to love his L2501

Thanks for the reply.Yeah he's a careful operator and already loves his tractor.

I think you are referring to the Quonset building. It is a machine shed that was built in the late ‘60’s. I am pretty sure these aren’t made any more.

Not for my application. The 25 hp works just fine in everything that I use mine for. When I bought it I was concerned that 25 hp would be lacking. It just never disappoints me. Sine all 3 of the tractors in the “L” series are the same exact tractor just with different engines up front. The 25 hp is by far the cheapest and most economical to operate. No DPF filter or burn cycle to contend with. I simply have no regrets buying this tractor. It is an absolute delight to drive. Thanks for watching. I hope I have answered your question.👍