I just bought almost the same exact tractor except the 30 hp model. Did you have your back tires filled. I did, that adds 1600 pounds of ballast. Thanks for the video. Going to grease mine today.
I've had my LS for over 2yrs now and still love it. If you don't have your rear tires filled with liquid ballast, you'd be amazed the difference that makes. Also, a ballast box isn't very expensive and you can load a ton of weight to counter the front weight. Gives you a much more stable ride when hauling stuff on the front.
I’m sure the LS will be just fine if you take care of it. I am certainly no expert either, but I have learned a lot during the first 110 hours of using my Kioti. (I could not afford JD or Kubota either.). Everything I have heard and seen says best practice is to grease your loader every 10 hours of use. 50 is a tad bit long. Stay safe!
I appreciate your willingness to learn on the fly. Whatever background you do have has helped you to think logically and to solve problems methodically. Good job. I've had my LS 25HP for about 4 years now with no complaints.
I just bought almost the same exact tractor except the 30 hp model. Did you have your back tires filled. I did, that adds 1600 pounds of ballast. Thanks for the video. Going to grease mine today.
LS XR3135 Tractor ~~You CAN'T Make THIS STUFF Up!!!!
Good job 👏 if you have a good delear and you service accordingly you have saved 15k js fyi check bolts often 😉
I've had my LS for over 2yrs now and still love it. If you don't have your rear tires filled with liquid ballast, you'd be amazed the difference that makes. Also, a ballast box isn't very expensive and you can load a ton of weight to counter the front weight. Gives you a much more stable ride when hauling stuff on the front.
I need a ballast box, just haven’t gotten one yet. Been using my bush hog for ballast, works but limits maneuverability.
I’m sure the LS will be just fine if you take care of it. I am certainly no expert either, but I have learned a lot during the first 110 hours of using my Kioti. (I could not afford JD or Kubota either.). Everything I have heard and seen says best practice is to grease your loader every 10 hours of use. 50 is a tad bit long. Stay safe!
Thank you for the input. Sound like good advice I’ll be taking.
I appreciate your willingness to learn on the fly. Whatever background you do have has helped you to think logically and to solve problems methodically. Good job.
I've had my LS 25HP for about 4 years now with no complaints.
Thank you, I’m an er nurse and have the habit of jumping in head first to new things, sometimes I end up way in over my head.
Eight minutes out of a twelve minute review of a tractor you spent saying and reviewing a grease gun