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Yes it does. I made a quick short this morning to show the location of all the levers on the platform ua-cam.com/users/shortsuBI6Gql_hWc

This one is rated for 2742 lbs at full height. It takes a pretty big tractor to get above 4000 lb lift. Our 5125 (125 hp) is rated for 3500 lbs and you have to get up to the 6155 (155 hp) for the next step up at 5462 lbs. If you are looking for something more compact you could go with a wheel loader like this: www.wackerneuson.com/us/products/wheel-loaders/wl38-wheel-loader or a Compact track loader like this: ua-cam.com/video/6rCgsPhsnRM/v-deo.html

That would depend on the attachment I guess. I have seen some attachments that you can't get the door open all the way when they are sitting on the ground. However, most attachments: bucket, brush cutter, broom, snow blade, etc. do not protrude above the quick attach plate and therefore would not interfere with the door.

That's right. Everyone does it a little different and as long as it works for you there's nothing wrong with that!

The part of the pasture that I am feeding on in this video has had pretty poor fertility. It's all the way to the back and because of snow in the past I have not fed on this area before. I am interested to see how it does this next year.

@ I wish I’d taken pictures of before and after. You will be pleasantly surprised. I’ll be watching!!

No kidding!

Yeah, I'm not endorsing it, just showing how I do it. I probably wouldn't if I had a nice new machine.

That could be true when processing legumes, the majority of my hay is straight grass so I am not worried about leaf loss. When I have fed alfalfa or clover this way I have found that the processor makes the stems more palatable and the cattle usually clean the hay up right to the ground knocked off leaves and all! I've always said: "Opinions are like belly buttons. Everyone has one!"

@johnbuck6685 I would beg to differ on being the worst way. We do a lot of dry and wet alfalfa. You get a lot of control as to how big you want the windrow versus unrolling. He leaves that do get knocked off or put into the windrow If you've watched beef cattle eat Alfalfa it doesn't matter if it's chopped or as a whole bail and a feeder they will find a way to get them leaves with eating as little stem as possible

Hi, we are over in the Upsala area, SW of Little Falls. The lack of snow has made for easy chores so far this year! Thanks for checking in! - Josh

We could... I don't care to unroll a 1000 lb bale by hand, so a tractor and unroller would still be necessary, and at the very least a loader tractor or skid loader to carry the bale out and unroll it. I was able to buy this processor for just a little more than what a 3 point unroller would cost, benefits for me using a processor are 1- I can bring two bales out to the feeding area and save a trip back to the yard. 2- I feel that the cattle eat the processed bale better than a unrolled bale, especially poorer quality bales where it might have tougher stems or have dust that can be knocked out with the processor. 3- The processor is dual purpose for me, I also use it to bed my cattle in the yard.

Yes, no grain needed on good Wisconsin grass! It was quite picturesque with the fog that morning.

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That's great! They are nice tractors!

I'm glad it was helpful! If there is any other things like this you would like to see let me know and I will try to make a video.

You can't beat these old machines for reliability, they are so much simpler, less to go wrong. Performance wise this machine has plenty of HP @ 75hp, and pretty good lift @ 2200lb, however, newer machines are faster, have better visibility, better access for repairs, the cabs are quieter and more comfortable, and have nice features like 2 speed, air conditioning, and power bucket attach.

@@wollerequipment Awesome insights-thank you!

The price we sell this model currently, using the free loader program, is $24,250 + tax if applicable.

Hi thanks for the comments! This engine uses a common rail fuel system, that is part of the reason why we don't have any DEF or REGEN on this model

This is one that we sold about a year ago.

I haven't had any one complain about jerky 3 point. Does it do it up or down?

Yep, this one was a beauty!

We sold it for $12,500

That is a pretty broad statement... While it is true that some LS Tractor owners have had issues getting their tractors repaired in a timely manor, that has not been the experience of the majority. Most of my customers have had a very positive experience owning an LS Tractor. No matter what brand you buy they all make a pretty good product, and at times they all have some issue with either a poor component, or parts availability. It really comes down to your servicing dealership and how well they try to take care of you.

I believe that it is an option on the 4 series, however, they are not currently bringing any set up that way to the US. They do have a 3065 with FH/PTO that is here in the US

Blu-Jet was acquired by Unverferth who no longer offers a strip till machine under the Blu-Jet brand. They do have one under the Orthman brand www.orthmanequip.com/strip-tillage/1tripr/

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You caught me! Occasionally a 360 walk around can take a hair longer than a minute to complete, but it's still not a 20 min walk around so I group them here.

This one has already sold

136 hp!

Just measured it up and it is 18' 8" from front of the bucket to the back of the hitch

And a handy size too

I always love to hear about the work these older tractors did when they were young!

Interesting comment. What would you change?

I have seen if you go slower it will leave ridges subsurface. The higher speed gives more of a shattering action.

Curious if my backhoe will fit on a mT242H? It is a lb2100. If so give me a call sometime curious on pricing one out without a cab and two rear remotes

They redesigned the backhoe for the new style tractors

Thanks for the comment! I usually like my loader down, but found the visibility better up while plowing. It is a pretty flat field so I was not worried about tipping the tractor, and I wanted the loader on for the added weight.

This one sells for $11,900

I would be glad to do a deeper look at this tractor, I try to keep these videos short because it seems a lot of people have short attention spans these days! ;) Stay tuned, when I get a chance I'll record a longer version.

This has the Yanmar 1.6L

This would be a very comparable model. I like the dual hydro pedals side by side on the LS

Doesent look like is has the L series "Kubogy/ out front Dangling tie-rod ends". So IT'S A BETTER TRACTOR!

Does'ent look like it has the "L series out front Dangling tie-rod ends". So it IS a MUCH BETTER TRACTOR.

That's true, and for some, it's the reason. A non skilled operator can now do some of the tasks that would have required a more skilled operator.

Oh pretty silly! I just sold a mini round baler and will be posting a video of that soon!

Mid PTO is available, however LS does not have a mid mower for this model. You would have to go with a 3 point finishing mower. They are not terribly heavy and the tires are fairly large, so I think it would be suitable for mowing a large yard.

It seems like there were a few manufactures in that era that had issues with increasing hp without beefing up the drive train.

I'm sorry, I do not have a MF 210 for sale.

What did this unit sell for?