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Read articles →This is a hands-on field test of new LS accessories rather than a general MT242H overview: the creator installs an LS quick hitch on camera, showing exactly how the pins and levers catch, then runs an LS box blade through multiple ripping and grading passes on a gravel/grass area, adjusting top-link angle and blade tilt to show how depth and leveling change. Good for buyers specifically weighing this quick hitch and box blade combo.
TRACTORCITY appears to have received the equipment directly from LS for testing, so treat the impressions as a hands-on first look rather than an independent long-term review.
You line up the top groove with the top link and back up without raising the hitch. The bottom pins slide into the groove and lock, and you hear a click confirming it is secure, no need to line up pins manually.
Tighten the top link to pitch the blade back further, which lets the rippers sit lower and bite into the ground better, as shown going from barely touching to about three to four inches deep.
Extend the top link so the tail is as low as possible and the front is high, letting the inside blade pick up high spots in the middle and drop the material off to the low sides.
