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Re: Thinking about an LS tractor?


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Posted by blue water massey on September 17, 2014 at 20:44:21 from (198.254.227.107):

In Reply to: Thinking about an LS tractor? posted by gwstang on September 17, 2014 at 19:42:44:

We have a ls u5020c 4x4.
Over 800 hrs on it now.
shuttle shift give me 16 forward and 16 reverse
gears about 16 mph top speed.
47 hp mitisbiti 4 cly deisel.
Runs at 2400 rpm for 540 pto speed tops out at
around 2800.
Which I think is to high for a deisel but its
holding up well.
Guy I know has a Montana tractor 2009 model
with over 4000 hrs on it now and he beats the
tar out it daily and never maintains it.
Its the same tractor as ours just a differnt
brand name which is way I bought this one.
Always starts even at minus 35 last winter
Sips fuel
Tore out the 4 wheel drive front hub this
spring. My fault doing things its not meant to
do (don't ask me what).
Dealer got every part shipped in the next day
I called him at 1 pm he had parts by 8 am the
next morning and thats up here in Canada
Parts came from U.S.A.
I use the loader on this tractor at least 3
times a week and as it takes about 4 hrs avg to
blow out the drive in the winter the cab is
nice and warm and has great visablity
Would I by another one one word reply YES
But I've heard horror stories on the tier 4
motors and thats on all makes not just LS
tractors.
I would recomend looking to see if you can find
a 2013 model pre tier 4 if you can.
You can't find a tractor thats comparable for
the price of the LS. A comparable Kubota new
would have been another $15,000
And LS makes tractors for other companys as
well McCormick being one of them. Heard that
New Holland and John deere as well but I
personally don't know.
Good luck on your search let us know what you
buy.


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