Underdog57
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Very nice Rig! Enjoy!! :thumbsup: :drink: :cool2:
Signed for a MT353HC
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fried1765
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- Kubota L48 TLB, Ford 1920 FEL, 8N Ford, Gravely 12 HP "Professional", 48" SCAG Liberty
I ended up getting a dealer installed tooth bar for the bucket, so cross that one off the list. I also purchased a good grease gun and half a dozen tubes of grease. Surprised at how many zirks there are on the tractor. Took delivery of it today and very happy
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Battery powered grease gun I hope?
mred2
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- iseki tl3200, JD 450H dozer, LS XR4150, Genie Z34/22N lift
Hard to have too many grease guns. Ls is a good tractor. For the price, it is a great tractor.
Nice tractor. I would have suggested having your tires loaded b4 delivery, but you still may consider that if your tractor is going back to the dealer for the 50 hr service. Loaded tires are always one of those easy things to negotiate as a "throw in" right b4 you agree on your final number. I always get the 50 hr service worked into the deal too. Always best to find the dealers bottom b4 bringing the "throw ins" up. There is always more room to work and it's a fun part of the dance. Been there multiple times. 
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swreeder
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I filled the tires the day I got it. I had the hose connection to do it and ran water into them as I was installing the radio and new speakers. Pretty easy process.
spruce Deere
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Very nice!
I started with a yanmar 240D Years ago... Now I'm up to a LS XR 3140h. No comparison to the yanmar
I started with a yanmar 240D Years ago... Now I'm up to a LS XR 3140h. No comparison to the yanmar
LS Tractor Owner
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Nice looking setup for sure! Congrats!
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swreeder
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My Yanmar served me well. When I moved onto my property after my house was built I didn't know what I would need in terms of a tractor. Not wanting to spend a fortune before I knew my requirements I started with a rebuilt Yanmar from Fredericks in Alabama. I had one knuckle seal go bad and two flat tires in the 5+ years I owned it and worked it hard at times. It was a good tractor, just too small and underpowered for what I needed.Very nice!
I started with a yanmar 240D Years ago... Now I'm up to a LS XR 3140h. No comparison to the yanmar
I decided this time around I was going to do it right or not at all. I've cleared more downed cedar and debris in two days that would have taken 6 times more with the old tractor.
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swreeder
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Whatever brand the dealer installed. I've been running a rock grapple with it all week, works great!