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Mitsubishi is a huge engine manufacturer. They also build a bunch of other machines and tech. I am not aware of what all tractors run the Mitsi engine, but I am sure a quick google search might help you out. Here is just a short list of what runs this brand engine... Mitsubishi Diesel Engine Industries & Applications Generators for marine and industrial applications. Power trains for excavating or construction equipment. Water pumps. Compressors. Ship propulsion systems. Agriculture equipment.

Not hydraulicly. You can adjust the right side lift arm and both lift arm pin holes. You should look at the new MT242E or HE. I LOVE the new Yanmar engine. We've sold Yanmar excavators with similar engines since 2015. We haven't had 1 single issue... emissions or otherwise! SWEET! I like the new styling as well, but love the new stabilizers set up! Check then out. If you're in my area, we have them. 0% for 96 month finance in June!

@@MurphyBrothersTradingCo Sir, I would buy from you in a heartbeat, very knowledgeable and informative! We don't live anywhere near there though. We actually bought the MT242HE. What a rig! We should get it in about a week or two. Thanks for all your help, very appreciated.

No speedo on the MT3.

That is the transmission/hydraulic oil dipstick. Check and fill at that spot.

Most all manufacturers have gone to using a standard 1/2 inch iso coupler on rear valves. There are 2 separate valves with 2 levers. There are 4 outlets on the rear. I can't remember if either will detent to constant flow or float. Hit me back next week as a reminder and I will check. Thanks

I HATE foot throttles. In my opinion, a tractor's ground speed should completely rely upon gear. If you don't run diesel engines at enough rpm, especially Tier 4 emissions and newer, they create more soot to burn off. Plus, your hydraulics, PTO, cooling, air conditioning, steering, etc are not functioning at rated speed. I only use my foot throttle to help compensate for an RPM drop when running a heavy PTO application or driving down the road. When doing field work, set that hand throttle at what is required for the task and let'r eat.

I am not familiar with the Yanmar tractors at all, but all "power shuttles" or as Deere calls them "power reversers", in TRACTORS usually work similarly. You can shift F/R without clutch if you would like. You can also use the clutch if you desire. I know on my MT573, I do it both ways. When trying to "inch" up to something or backing the drawbar into my Bush-Whacker MD144 hitch, I can control better with the clutch. I hope that answers your question. If not, feel free to give me a call. The MBTC office number is 662-720-0022. Ask for Chris. Thanks!

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Sorry, I have not. I have a MT573CPS. It has a little more room behind the seat. I usually let my beat up AR lay behind the seat. HOWEVER, make sure it doesn't bounce into the glass! I have seen some rifle mount that mounted with suction cups to the glass. I cannot remember where I saw them. Wish I could help more. Thanks for reaching out! Chris

@@MurphyBrothersTradingCo Thank you Chris

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Thanks. We try hard to let our customers... and others, learn all they can learn about their equipment. These videos were really to let our customers have a "refresher" on what we do in person at point of sale. It is pretty flattering that so many others have referred to it as well. Please like and subscribe. Chris

Have your dealer check the lever. It could be set out of range... possibly?

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Thanks for the comment! I would sure appreciate it if you would like and subscribe please, sir.

Maybe one day!

Thanks! We have more coming on the new LS MT2E series. I THINK we shoot next week.

Thank you very much. LS Tractor has been very good to us as well.

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We sell cultivator of different sizes. We don't sell many in this area, but I have a few. You might call the store next week to price what we have. Please know which tractor you have when you call. Thanks! 662-720-0022 Chris

Check park brake. Hard to diagnose without seeing the tractor. I suggest taking it to your dealer if park brake isn't the issue. I THINK they also have a service/maintenance indicator beep when something is due to service. Has to be reset after service is performed. This procedure is in manual.

A real excavator made for commercial work and backed up with service like the Yanmar, and most of the large brands, will certainly out perform any backhoe attachment designed for any tractor. It will cost more money, but you are building equity in the excavator vs just hoping you have enough work to justify the expense of the attachment. Usually the attachment backhoes will bring about 50% the original cost if that when you trade or sell. My suggestion is go excavator if you can fit it in your budget. Feel free to call us! We have a couple of Yanmar SV40 units that we got a HUGE deal on. These two units are roughly $30000 less than MSRP!!! Thanks, Chris Murphy 662-720-0022

We are a dealer not the company. However, we would be glad to help! We can ship parts to you. Tim Hamby is our parts manager. Please feel free to give him a call for help. We can't "give a haircut over the phone", but we are glad to try and help as much as possible. We can be reached at 662-720-0022 (landline no texts) or sales@murphybrotherstrading.com. Thanks!

Thanks! We would be happy to help of you'd like. I do always recommend to buy from your closest and best dealer to your location. You are correct about the hydraulic line locations. LS does a fantastic job. We are one of the happiest LS dealers in the country. Make sure to subscribe to our channel. We are not monetized but it helps us get out there! Thanks, Chris Murphy

We don't offer the 2600 series at my place. I MUCH PREFER the 1600, 4500, and REALLY dig the 5100 series. Of course, the bigger and nicer the tractor is, the more it'll cost you... except for the 4500 series. The 4500 series does miss out on some of the nicer features in hitch, transmission, etc. As far as the bad knees, the 1600 will be the units closest to the ground. Not near as far to get up on and not as far to fall off! Haha! Ain't laughing atcha, laughing with ya! I stepped into an excavator today and messed up an ankle! No pain, no gain... I guess??? Thanks for commenting. Please subscribe. It helps us get more views. We aren't trying to monetize the channel or anything. Just want content viewed enough to make it worth the effort. Thanks again, Chris Murphy

Glad it was helpful!

Not familiar with the Toro tractors in our part of the country. I think they made some neat little center pivot machines. I had a customer 25 years ago thar built golf courses. He had several but I can't remember model numbers or anything.

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Not a clue

@@MurphyBrothersTradingCo darn thank ya

We are actually a Mahindra tractor dealer. These ROXOR units are actually built by Mahindra for off road utility use. I am a little familiar about what you are looking for due to us selling the little Japanese Kei class trucks many, many years ago. I wish I could help you more. Thanks@@thomgri

@@MurphyBrothersTradingCo if someone did do it and sold around 3-5k a pop they'd make a killing with good pr. Basic no add ons😆.

Not street legal. We used "Dana style" because we have not yet gotten underneath to verify. Dana axles was what was told to us at the national dealer meeting. I'm a keeper from way back. Just looking at them, they sure look like a D30

I don't know. You might find that on the spec sheet listed on the online brochure. However, your speed would have to vary depending on load and terrain. Also, I'd be concerned with any tractor that size for raking due to ground clearance. I'd think you'd drag a lot of hay when crossing windrows??? Find that speed spec at lstractorusa.com

Never had that question before. Not an engineer here, but I have seen some bent to where the hood won't open. If it were closer, it wouldn't have as much room for "error" ???

Yes sir. I prefer to be in control of my tractor.

That means a lot. Many times dealers, us included, are running in so many directions that little details get missed or hurried through. I can be accused of this same thing. I am sure your dealer would walk you through one on his lot if you went back and asked. The whole purpose of us making these videos was for that purpose. I can be at two places at once... in a sense. Also, this might give our customers and any Mahindra customer some place to look when they have time. I have found that many customers are concentrating on the first 150 things they can do with their new tractor instead of listening to HOW to use and maintain their investment. I would be the same way... EXCITED! Thanks for your comment. It makes the effort worthwhile. Chris

LS does now show a dealer installed kit for the mid PTO. I do not see a mid-mount mower available at this time. There is a LS snow blower available to fit the LL4106 loader. However, we are in Mississippi and I have never laid hands on a snow blower. I certainly suggest to reach out to your local LS dealer in your area for more information. They probably deal with snow removal if you do. Thanks

LS does not offer a buddy seat for them anymore. However, we have something that will work. Give us a call for more details. 662-720-0022 Chris Murphy

There is no mid PTO that I am aware of. We are in northeast, MS, and don't sell any snow equipment. I am VERY unfamiliar with what is required for snow blowers. Dealers in that area would have a LOT more knowledge on that than I. I try my best to KNOW what it is we sell, but I will be the first to tell you when I don't. If you don't find any answers, please let me know and I will look into it myself. Thanks, Chris Murphy

Well, I did have to Google "consumate professional", but THANKS! haha

Yes sir! Thanks again!

I am just seeing this. You can call our parts department in the morning for that info. Thanks! 662-720-0022

Not at all. I actually own a MT573 personally. I remove my loader 3 to 4 times a year. I even have more hoses for a Lane Shark. It is not a problem at all.

I have seen many folks have luck with a coat hanger, but as cheap as they are, I would simply replace it. If you ever have to remove or clean the tank, it will be much easier to remove when the tank is taken off the tractor.

I have never tried that. The part numbers do not cross over. You might measure your mounts and take the measurements by a dealer with a 1626 in stock and do some comparing. However, you can make about any seat work with some fabrication.

@@MurphyBrothersTradingCo ok thanks for the info

I have seen hoods that get out of adjustment. We can usually open them up by holding pressure on the button with right hand and bumping on top of the hood emblem with left hand. Just a straight down bump. They usually open then. You need to look at any adjustment required before you close the hood. Most times just a little penetrating oil on the latch and cable will help tremendously.

Great machine!

Glad it was helpful! We will keep trying to put more good information out there as new models appear. Mahindra is introducing the new OJA series to us dealers later this month. I'm very excited!

Thanks!

Haha. Hopefully folks understood the point.

Thank you for your kind words. We try. Hopefully we are your closest dealer, but if not, I am sure you will like your MT573!

The S27 F08 code is certainly EGR related. I suggest taking it to your dealer. It could mean the egr was faulty from the beginning or as simple as a bad connection or ground. Again, I strongly suggest taking it to the dealer. Thanks!

Thank you Sir for the info and I will do that. I am still thinking about trading for the MT225e so I do not have the computer, regen, and codes to deal with. The tractor is 2023 maybe I won't lose too much in the trade. Thanks again@@MurphyBrothersTradingCo

The MT225E models do still have EGR valves, but no computer. I doubt I would trade for a bad EGR. Not this early, anyway. @@user-ie6xu7bg7t

Thanks for the info I'll work with it while it is under warranty. I hope all goes well nice tractor but if I had it to do all over I would have gone with the MT225E instead. I wanted it to start with but got talked into the more horsepower.@@MurphyBrothersTradingCo

I need to correct this. The MT225E/HE does NOT have an EGR valve. My mistake and sorry.

You bet!