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Read articles →This is a straightforward pre-operation checklist walkaround on an LS MT225S, not a review or test-drive. The presenter points out exactly where to check hydraulic fluid, engine oil, front axle gear oil, fuel filter clarity, radiator coolant, the front screen and main air filter, battery connections, grease points on the loader, and tire pressure. Useful for new owners learning daily maintenance routines, but it skips performance, pricing, or comparisons entirely.
Hosted by an individual presenter on the TRACTORCITY channel walking through routine maintenance, with no stated dealership or ownership ties evident in the transcript.
Open the painted cap on the back of the tractor with the gauge, making sure the loader is lowered to the ground, and keep the fluid level between the marked lines.
If the loader is raised in the air, the ram fills with fluid and the level in back will appear low even when it is not, so always lower the loader first.
The presenter recommends checking fluids, filters, battery connections, and grease points every 8 to 10 hours or every time before using the tractor.
The filter starts white and clean; if it turns a little brown you can blow it out and reuse it, but if it turns black you should replace it.
