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Read articles →A cab-interior walkthrough of the LS MT226E HC in its base E-series trim, filmed from the driver's seat. Adam Weaver points out the hydrostatic pedals, split brakes, dash layout, double-window struts, pop-open side windows, and lack of DEF, while noting LS has announced a coming premium version with added features. Useful for anyone weighing the stripped-down E against that future premium model before buying.
Posted by the Weaver Outdoors channel, which appears to carry LS Tractors, suggesting a dealer or dealer-affiliated perspective rather than an independent owner review.
No, it is a smaller budget tractor under that DEF rating, so there is no DEF on this one.
The E series is more stripped-down; the dash has buttons missing that will become upgraded features and options on the new premium tractor.
Yes, LS uses double struts so the popped-open window sits well instead of flopping around while mowing, backing up, or working.
Yes, the brakes split apart so you can brake individually, useful for farming or planting to turn more on a dime.
