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Read articles →Day three of a structured 100-hour pilot-test program, this video focuses entirely on brush-hogging across varied terrain, fields, ditches, hillsides, and dense overgrowth. The operator shares real-world impressions: the tractor bogs on steeper hills with a 5-foot cutter, fuel tank lasted three days of hard use, and cab noise is notably low. Worth watching if you're comparing the MT232 to larger compact models for rough-terrain mowing.
Posted by the Mallard 5 (+1) Farmhouse & Homestead channel; the creator appears to be an owner-operator running an LS-supplied pilot-test unit, which suggests a relationship with LS Tractor that may influence the tone.
It does bog down a little on hills with a 5-foot brush hog, but it eventually makes it up them. The operator suggests going up a size if you have hills.
Very quiet. A neighbor standing on top of a hill said he could hardly hear the operator down in the field, and no earplugs were needed inside the cab.
The tank lasted through the third day of hard use before the operator did his first fill-up, and he notes it is pretty fuel efficient.
