Dealer

moongoose · Oct 13, 2014

I am a L.S. Dealer. If anyone has any questions, please feel free to hit me up. I will answer the best I can. I believe LS is top of the line tractor, especially for the price !! Obviously they are not perfect and sometimes have mishaps. We have experienced some tie rods breaking on the 4000 series. We are in works with LS corp to fix this issue. We have one of the best mechanics you will ever find , probably better than the engineering at LS. He is implementing a "fix" to eliminate this from happening!! Overall I am still very pleased with their products and feel assured we will find a solution to any issues we will ever have !

Hinomotoman · Oct 13, 2014

What's your location?

Eugene

murphy1244 · Oct 13, 2014

Absolutely nothing on his profile yet he wants us to buy from him? Trust me??????:laughing:

moongoose · Oct 13, 2014

I haven't asked for anyone to buy anything from me on here.. I simply said " if anyone has questions or concerns purchasing a L.S product to hit me up" I have sold almost 100 LS tractors this year!! A customer purchasing a LS today told me about this forum, so I thought I would be of help - if I could... Didn't know I was gonna piss anyone off..

finn lander · Oct 13, 2014

moongoose said:
I haven't asked for anyone to buy anything from me on here.. I simply said " if anyone has questions or concerns purchasing a L.S product to hit me up" I have sold almost 100 LS tractors this year!! A customer purchasing a LS today told me about this forum, so I thought I would be of help - if I could... Didn't know I was gonna piss anyone off..

Thanks for coming on. I for one appreciate it. You would think, someone's sincerity would not be questioned until it was shown otherwise. Give this guy a break. I for one, read the forum to learn.

Code54 · Oct 13, 2014

Good to have you - I personally don't have an LS but I am sure there are several people that do and may have some questions. Anyone here to help is benefit to the entire membership. Welcome !

moongoose · Oct 13, 2014

I am north Al , also TN area . Mainly south TN ..

extrapower · Oct 13, 2014

GOOD DAY TO YOU, I AM GLAD YOU ARE HERE!!! My question is I want a G3033H next year I heard from another dealer, that the new engine plant might not be ready yet for the G3033H tier 4 engine which I don't want. SO did they make enough G3033H tractors or will there be a gap?

GManBart · Oct 14, 2014

Welcome to TBN!

I bought a new R4047H in Jan of 2013, and ultimately sold it to get something bigger...it did a good job for me, and never gave me any problems. I still haven't bought the bigger machine, so there are plenty of times I wish it was still here!

moongoose · Oct 14, 2014

As of right now, there are plenty of "G" series Avaiable.. They will obviously fade out to Tier 4.. Which I wouldn't be too scared of . We have been dealing with Tier 4 for awhile.. You dont really have much on smaller compact tractors. We have had the XR series and XU for almost a year now and haven't had any problems yet with Tier 4 emissions.. On our row crop eq (such as combines and 200hp tractors ) we have to add the DEF (diesel exhaust fluid).
That XR3032 or 3037 is a pretty sweet tractor along the same size as the G for not a lot more money! XR3032 $18,220

Rc4510 · Oct 14, 2014

moongoose said:
I haven't asked for anyone to buy anything from me on here.. I simply said " if anyone has questions or concerns purchasing a L.S product to hit me up" I have sold almost 100 LS tractors this year!! A customer purchasing a LS today told me about this forum, so I thought I would be of help - if I could... Didn't know I was gonna piss anyone off..

Glad to have you in here and will be great to have your knowledge.is it tie rods or hubs that break and any way to prevent it from happening.i am sure this is just first of many questions,thanks. Richard

windcatcher · Oct 14, 2014

moongoose said:
As of right now, there are plenty of "G" series Avaiable.. They will obviously fade out to Tier 4.. Which I wouldn't be too scared of . We have been dealing with Tier 4 for awhile.. You dont really have much on smaller compact tractors. We have had the XR series and XU for almost a year now and haven't had any problems yet with Tier 4 emissions.. On our row crop eq (such as combines and 200hp tractors ) we have to add the DEF (diesel exhaust fluid).
That XR3032 or 3037 is a pretty sweet tractor along the same size as the G for not a lot more money! XR3032 $18,220

Moongoose, is that XR3032 an "H" and does it come with the FEL at that price? I'm comparing the price of the one I bought - XR3032H with FEL.

Thanks, and welcome to the board.

HEC · Oct 14, 2014

finn lander said:
Thanks for coming on. I for one appreciate it. You would think, someone's sincerity would not be questioned until it was shown otherwise. Give this guy a break. I for one, read the forum to learn.[/QUOTE

WELL SAID

moongoose · Oct 14, 2014

XR3032 Shuttle $18,220
XR3032Hydro $19,220. Yes both include loader/bucket

moongoose · Oct 14, 2014

Rc4510 said:
Glad to have you in here and will be great to have your knowledge.is it tie rods or hubs that break and any way to prevent it from happening.i am sure this is just first of many questions,thanks. Richard

I suck at mechanic skills.... Best of my understanding - it is the tie rod kind of pulls apart almost.. There are stops on the left front wheels. None on the right.. Our mechanic "thinks" that putting stops on both sides may prevent this from happening.. And this has only happend to maybe 3 of the dozens of 4000 series we have out there.. Of course I don't want anyone to have issues but unfortunately it has happend and we are trying like **** to get a fix!! I think LS should have maybe used steel instead of cast.. The XU series are steel..

Bendecko · Oct 14, 2014

Welcome mongoose, I am new as well, I purchased my p7010 back in July and love it, few little problems but overall great, just wandering I had trouble get much extra information from the dealer, I mean they knew the basic stuff about my tractor but not much more. I found out more on my own on here than anywhere. Does LS have training they send dealers to on their products? Is there a rep. a customer can talk to if they have a question about something? Thanks

murphy1244 · Oct 14, 2014

moongoose said:
I haven't asked for anyone to buy anything from me on here.. I simply said " if anyone has questions or concerns purchasing a L.S product to hit me up" I have sold almost 100 LS tractors this year!! A customer purchasing a LS today told me about this forum, so I thought I would be of help - if I could... Didn't know I was gonna piss anyone off..

Sorry about that. that was very rude of me.

KiwiBro · Oct 14, 2014

Hi mongoose,

There have been more than a few occasions when comparing the FEL lift specs of various tractor brands in the 50-70HP range that LS seems to be way more or very near the top in lift capacities. Have you noticed this, is it something LS are deliberately trying to differentiate themselves upon, do you check the relief pressures before sending a new tractor on its way, and have you confirmed the specs in real world use - e.g. loaded a known weight on a FEL and raised to full height?

Take the P7010's loader for example, it is supposed to lift 3500lbs (at pins) to full height. That is mighty impressive.

Thanks.

KiwiBro · Oct 14, 2014

Bendecko said:
...I purchased my p7010 back in July and love it, few little problems but overall great...

Hi Bendecko. May I ask what problems you have encountered please? Thanks.

charles todd · Oct 14, 2014

Welcome Mongoose! I purchased a P7010C 10/01/2014. I have put almost 30 hours on it. Mostly bush hogging, some loader work. Hopefully this week I will get to hook on to my 10' disc and prepare food plots! I have a thread going, a living document of my P7010C.

Link to my thread...
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/ls-tractors/323302-living-document-cts-ls-p7010c.html

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