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I had the same issue first season using my 1720. If you remove the backhoe and utilize 3 point hitch attachments off and on, you’ll get quite aquatinted with that right side leveling fork on the hitch. When in stored mode,I just put a buggy through it to keep it from spinning off during vibrations.
I watched your video. Did you know that there is a step built into the left side in front of the stabilizer, which would prevent you having to muscle the machine to climb on it? Even the 1720 tlb had that.
Quite frankly, idiotic review criteria. Critiquing mowers with 42" decks saying they only have 2 blades. Of course they do! They are 42"! Review offers no real-world experience just comparing a few specs. Nothing on controls, charging times, ease of maintenance, quality of cut.
One guy said in a video he couldn't finish 1.6 acres on his 54" Ryobi zero turn from a full charge with brand new batteries. Blade speed medium, drive speed low, grass wasn't out of control.
The only issue I found with this video is that the models used did not directly correlate with each other. They are all sub-compacts, but some are premium sub-compacts verses economy sub-compacts. As an example, the John Deere 1025R is Deere’s premium sub-compact, but they also have a 1023E, where as you used the TYM T224, but they also have the T25, their more premium version. This seems like you compared Granny Smith apples to Macintosh apples.
It's been a year and a half since you published this video. I just searched the LXe-261 and only found a sorry selection of vids about it. Waiting for electrification of home owner work vehicles is like ... WATCHING PAINT DRY. edit- Also, Solectrac appears to have gone out of bussiness.
Now that the Z54LI is $4999, what are your thoughts? I'm contemplating just getting the Z42LI for $3999 but you get only 2 of the 80V and only 2 of the 40V batteries. For $1000 more, you get $1,560 more worth of batteries, a thicker steel deck, and 6 blades/3 motors vs 4 blades/2 motors.
I love my Massey Ferguson at the time when I bought it new it was 10,000 thousand dollars cheaper than john deere and Kubota and in my opinion was a much better tractor
Just found your YT channel this week. Great video, I'm ready to pull the trigger and buy a used 1725mb this weekend. Nervous as heck about this. What do you think about one of these with 700 hours on it? Any weird quality control problems that you encountered?
Ive been hunting a tractor 2 years, the amount tractors have gone up since I started is staggering, Im almost ready to just cut bait and get back on a wheelbarrow and shovel
The jack stand thing my daddy taught me that back in the sixties when I was just a kid except we didn't have jack stands we use like an 8 x 8 piece of wood only we put it at the back of the trailer just in front of the skids that way you don't bend your trailer in the middle
The cos for the John Deere is that it's made by a soulless company. I don't care if they offered it damn near for free, I would never support that company.
Very informative. Some constructive criticism for you- stop with the constant “edit ins” or cuts or whatever they’re called. It’s off putting. Just talk man, no need for tik tok style video edits.
I purchased the same thing and I hope you're not as disappointed with yours as I am mine when you're trying to do some plowing it won't even spend the tires it just bogs down the power steering goes out if you're trying to raise the bucket and turn the steering wheel at the same time and several other things it's just a poor tractor
Could you heat and straighten the loader control stick & that would give you more room for the butt to come around by it. Just a thought. I'm looking to buy one soon gs1723e. With loader and forks
LS Tractors are made in Korea, final assembly in North Carolina. I bought a MT122, same specs and equipment as the MT125 you listed except it has the 21.75 HP Yanmar. Loader and Backhoe, no belly mower for $15,500!
@@txsaint7992I like it a lot! My property has ditches on all 4 sides. it has saved me a broken back. I have only had two problems with it, they add a manual seat lift with the backhoe option, it cut the seat switch wiring. Also I added a ripper blade and a manual thumb to the back hoe to get stumps up. I bent the pin between the rams on the boom and dipper stick, making it where I couldn't lock the boom. I did this by carrying the stumps, I don't think it would have done this if I had locked the boom first. I straighten the ears out and used a harden pin. I did pay 15500 for mine, but that was 3 years ago here in NC. Wished I had gone with the MT125, MT122 has not failed me, Its just not Tim the toolman....
Love it! Just got my first tractor today. Massey 1835E with the backhoe. You helped with the stats you provide on your vids. Where I got mine Massey is matching Yanmar and also offering !0 years on drivetrain. Thanks for the vids!
personally i would take the top half of the rop off and leave it off. lights are mounted to the bottom half. im assuming yall are smart enough to not drive on a big slant with just single tires on the rear.
Theirs nothing wrong with it I remember when I worked at home Depot I drove these all around that error 101 code popped up on all of them I want to say it was a emergency break or a button you have to hold down they come with weird magnet keys my issue with them was the steering wasn't great on the zero turns
