Glad it was helpful!

Hope you like it!

I've got a soft spot in my heart for itinerant workers

Thank you!

You'll love it! Who are you buying from?

Dealer close to home on spokane WA, cascade tractor supply. But will also check some in north Idaho also.

I see your in WA state? Your dealership eastern or western area?

We're in Western Wa. Your local dealer is always the best bet. You'll be married to your dealer for the life of that tractor, so having them close is huge

Glad you liked it!

Thanks for the visit!

Thank YOU

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Not manually, but the tractor will turn them on briefly when you're going through the normal startup cycle. As far as i can tell, at least.

Definitely a great feature, but when you want a lot of compaction, manually pushing down the bucket will get your front tires off the ground, adding downforce. It's not pretty, but it's effective

We borrowed this one from my shop, but I'd expect mid-teens for pricing. No factory forks yet, but we've got plenty of people who have used clamp on forks with good results

It's OK. I took out a great life insurance policy on her first.

Does good with a 48"

I haven't heard any complaints about the quality. They can definitely cut through some wicked material

I've had no problems with mine, and we don't see many issues in the shop with the ones we've sold. If you have a local dealer that you would like to do business with, I'd say go for it!

Definitely! They do make a QA system for the front, but it's a little too fit normal Skidteer style tools

I have a 125 when I am doing loader I have a weight box I put on. I love my LS

@papastomper it's a great machine. I'm sure you'll like it! This property was buried in blackberries, so as we cut them down, we're laying out a couple layers of cardboard with wood chips on top. It does a pretty good job of smothering the blackberries and keeping them from getting any light. We punch holes through the cardboard so we can put in new plants, and the cardboard/woodchips store up rainwater, releasing it when it's hot out.

@@HomesteadBandwagon I am covered with ferns, I might try this route to convince them not to come back. Thanks.

We found that ferns are pretty difficult to smother. If we did a double layer of cardboard, it kept down most of em, but some still came through.

We own a MT342, but borrow an MT1 from my work on occassion. Based on my customers' feedback, it's overall a very powerful machine for its size. We're not seeing an outsized number of failures on them, but the dealer you buy from is VERY important. You'll want to make sure that whoever you buy from has a full service department and that they check the machines fully before you take delivery. Our shop will spend a few hours with every machine to make sure everything is working correctly.

@@HomesteadBandwagon thanks buddy, the most local dealer is about 1.5 hrs away, they do have a satellite branch closer but it has no shop…

I'll see what I can do about borrowing one for a few days...

I'm not completely in love with using a tractor as a lawn mower, but some folks love them! I just see a bunch of mid mount mowers for sale that are advertised as being used "for only one season." Makes me wonder if they're just more of a pain in the butt than they're worth! What IS great about these machines is that they don't beat up your lawn and have a surprising amount of power for their size. Great for landscaping chores for sure

If the ground was perfectly smooth, maaaybe 8 mph?

@@HomesteadBandwagon So a lil better than a standard riding mower. Thats great. Gotta bout 10 acres of mostly flat yard to mow and the wife doesnt care for zero turns so this sounds perfect. I just got a new 43hp LS and love it! Thanks for the reply.

Buddy. You're gonna have quite the fleet over there!

Start it up, run up the RPMs, get to work!

They've been pretty great little machines! Right after we did the video, I ran out of that model at my shop, so I had to bring this one back for a customer who wanted to buy it. Haven't had enough extra stock since to use for more than a day or so!

@@HomesteadBandwagon thx for replying

At our shop, we sell them for a little under $13k with the loader. Great machines!

@@HomesteadBandwagon I am quoted 17790 for 2021 mt122 with front loader, backhoe attachment , 4 feet wide brush hog and a 4 feet wide box blade. Does that sound fair. Everything is new and box blade and brush hog are titan brand.

Sounds like a great deal! Which dealer are you working with?

@@HomesteadBandwagon Knox tractor in tomball texas.

Great choice! That box blade will be your best friend

Just depends on the dealer. Out my way, the "big name" brands are pretty notorious for popr service

Bummer! I was just about to announce that the next commenter on this video would receive a free LS Tractor! Guess we'll keep it...

@@HomesteadBandwagon My neighbor had nothing but trouble with his. Cracked front hubs twice, then the second repair had a leak the dealer couldn't fix. 350 hrs. Regen issues, jerky transmission. Parts took months to get. He owned it 3 years and only had about 1.5 years of use. The rest of the time it was in the shop. He pawned it and bought a Kubota like I told him to do in the first place. I hope you have better luck. The old adage of "pay me now or pay me later" is never wrong. There is a reason they are cheaper.

@@phillmccracken4219 That's crummy. Sometimes, there's just bad luck or a dealer that might miss a few things, which can cause a big pain in the neck. What I like about these tractors is that you're buying a New Holland with a different sticker on it. The County uses New Holland tractors out here for brush cutting and other maintenance, and loves em!

I’ve had a MT125 a couple years now. Bought it as a repo Super cheap. I knew it was possibly too small for everything I wanted to do but for the price I could not turn it down. I immediately fabricated a ballast box and highly recommend you acquire one as well. Beet juice for the rears soon. Extremely handy for small properties. Not 110% on Little Blue but for under 8k delivered and all in with loader/mower and new belt/covers I’m getting my money’s worth! I don’t use the deck, but it is available. The seat took a sun beating like no other I’ve. ever seen! I have “several” other tractors and it is too useful to sell IMO.