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Good looking tractor!

Great video! LS is a smart company, I believe, to have people test them out and actually listen to ur feedback. I only have an acre of ground so the tractors aren’t something I would be interested in however if they ever made a zero turn I’d be VERY interested. Btw that seat does look very comfy. U need one of those at work!! 😉

nice ole blue sweet

That tractor is sweet! Someday I will have a LS Cab tractor with a backhoe. 😍

Seeing this video I wish LS dealers took trade ins I'd replace my XR4150 with an updated model, love all the new upgrades, great video CJ

If I ever had to upgrade my XJ2025 this would be the one.

Nice tractor

I'm looking to upgrade my tractor to a cab model, what with snow removal, etc. Was pretty solid looking at Massey Ferguson, however, your excellent video makes me want to look at the MT232HC. It's a similar size to my current older Kubota L2650 open station. Does the LL3003 loader for this tractor have the float function??? Thanks for your efforts!

We recently purchased a mt242he and we love it but, I can't find the filters for it. I am coming up on the first 50hr service and I have contacted my dealer but the part numbers they gave me show no results on LS website. Just wondering if there the same as the 240.

Hi, since you have a connection with LS corporate, I have a question about the MT225 CAB that is not listed on the specification worksheets, and I can't find a dealer that has one in stock to measure. If you can help that would be great. My question: The MT225 CAB height is not listed, just the ROB height (no CAB) version. I have a residential garage with an 89-inch opening; will the CAB version fit through this typical residential garage door? I believe it's close and I have a theory of reducing the rear tire pressure to a safe level to squeeze maybe an inch of extra clearance. I would equipment the MT225 CAB with R14tires. Thanks in advance, I would appreciate the effort. I believe there are probably other future MT225 CAB customers having the same question.

How tippy is this MT2 cab machine vs. the MT3 cab machine on the hills and especially the ditches (assuming apples to apples configuration of tire loading, wheel weights, tire spacing, etc.? Our place with less than 10 acres is right between the need for 5 foot vs. 6 foot implements so trying to decide.