Comparison LS Tractors

[Roadbuilder6]

Not talking about the boomers. Looked hard at 50B's (LS R4047H) drove a few of them nice tractors. This guy wasn't looking at a Boomer series tractor...

 

[Roadbuilder6]

I do. My family owns a 3,500 acre farm. We run tractors for a long time and run them hard. Not entirely brand loyal. They have Deeres and Cases. Friends have LS's. Never said they were bad tractors, but the Cases and NH's have more power, and in my neck of the woods better dealership support.

 

[EddieWalker]

Everything I've read about LS leads me to believe it's one of the better deals out there for the money. What really bothers me is that blue color. I realize it's just paint, but every time I see them sitting there at the dealer, all I think about is how much I dislike that shade of blue.

Eddie

 

[GManBart]

Can't go wrong with the Case or New Holland. LS makes a great tractor, but not on the same "level" as NH or Case

You do realize that Case and NH don't actually make the tractors the OP was asking about?

 

[Roadbuilder6]

You do realize that Case and NH don't actually make the tractors the OP was asking about?

Never said they did. Doesn't matter who makes them, the two tractors the OP was talking about are both good tractors. I am not talking about total brands here, I am talking about the specific models that the OP was talking about.

 

[GManBart]

Never said they did. Doesn't matter who makes them, the two tractors the OP was talking about are both good tractors. I am not talking about total brands here, I am talking about the specific models that the OP was talking about.

Okay, but the same company that makes those exact models for CNH makes the power train and much more for LS in their larger machines (comparable size). In some cases, the entire machine comes from the same company.

Saying an LS tractor isn't on the "same level" as CNH of the same size is kind of silly when they come from the same factories, with the same engines, transmissions, etc, etc.