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Read articles →A beef farmer shares a real-use 125-hour assessment of the LS MT7101 after eight months running it on his own operation, mowing, baling, loader work, tillage, and feeding cattle. He covers DEF and regen experience, a known door-handle plastic defect LS has since addressed, and a concrete pros-and-cons breakdown calling out the self-leveling loader, external three-point hitch lever, and air-ride seat as standouts. Best for serious shoppers weighing this specific machine.
An owner-operator on a small beef operation who received the tractor from LS for a year-long trial, so expect genuine hands-on observations alongside a potential positive lean from the manufacturer relationship.
The owner added eight to ten gallons of DEF over 125 hours, filling in two and a half gallon jugs, and says it used less DEF than expected.
The plastic caps where the door handle attaches to the glass crack over time. LS knew about this and has updated them to stronger plastic that resists cracking.
The self-leveling loader is called a game changer for loading and unloading hay bales and using pallet forks, making the work much faster and easier.
The owner is unsure there is enough clearance for chains with the stock tires, though it has not been an issue for his own use.
