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Read articles →A full work-day format where host Brock runs the MT352 himself, operating a stump grinder and backhoe, while owner Scott provides a long-term ownership perspective alongside. Covers the shuttle-shift transmission, rear-three-point setup, hydraulic connections, serviceability access points, and an LS-versus-John-Deere value argument. Practical and candid, with real attachment hookup struggles shown. Best for shoppers weighing LS against competing brands at similar horsepower.
Rockhill Farm is an owner-operator channel where the host runs equipment on actual jobs and pays visits to other owners' properties, giving impressions from hands-on use rather than a sales context.
The LS dealer was only eight miles away and treated him well, LS pricing beats similarly sized machines, and LS has a large parent company that is not going anywhere.
It has low, two, and medium ranges plus road, shiftable only when stopped. A power clutch button lets you shuttle forward and reverse without a separate clutch pedal.
The reviewer says the backhoe is smooth and powerful, strong enough that its arm could pick up and shift the back of the machine sideways, with no complaints.
The hood lifts for easy access to the air filter and battery, the radiator screen is removable, and the hydraulic check, fill, and filter are easy to reach at the back.
