crashz
Elite Member
My L2501 has been great. Love the machine, but it works on much smaller properties than yours. I use it at home ~ 3 acres, and cut small fields (too small to bale, too rough to mow with a lawn mower) and it's just right for what I do.
With that said, I feel that is a bit tippy on steep slopes (I do not have wheel spacers) and I feel that the Grand L is wider and heavier, giving it added stability on slopes. With 75 acres, even if only 15 are accessible, I think you'll quickly want more machine. I'd love a cabbed L4060, but it's twice the price and I'd literally do the same stuff as I do now. Maybe someday.
The Piranha bar is great for light digging and shearing small growth. I have had luck clearing bushy growth by scraping about 1/2" of soil flat, ripping or cutting through the roots. But not trees. Anything over 1.5 inches in diameter usually make it struggle. Digging root balls isn't really a loader type of task. These light tractors aren't built for it. The Piranha is probably the best at it, but you need to remember that these are not bulldozers.
With that said, I feel that is a bit tippy on steep slopes (I do not have wheel spacers) and I feel that the Grand L is wider and heavier, giving it added stability on slopes. With 75 acres, even if only 15 are accessible, I think you'll quickly want more machine. I'd love a cabbed L4060, but it's twice the price and I'd literally do the same stuff as I do now. Maybe someday.
The Piranha bar is great for light digging and shearing small growth. I have had luck clearing bushy growth by scraping about 1/2" of soil flat, ripping or cutting through the roots. But not trees. Anything over 1.5 inches in diameter usually make it struggle. Digging root balls isn't really a loader type of task. These light tractors aren't built for it. The Piranha is probably the best at it, but you need to remember that these are not bulldozers.