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Read articles →This is a family-owned first-look at a brand-new LS MT232E (4.7 hours) belonging to the narrator's father-in-law, not a dealer pitch. It walks through the cab, controls, hydrostatic ranges, PTO, loader hookups, block heater, and DPF/BPF switch in detail, plus honest quirks like the finicky parking brake and poor rear tire visibility. Good for shoppers wanting an owner's early impressions rather than performance data or loader/backhoe work.
Posted by the Falling Pine Farm channel, from a prospective tractor buyer sharing a relative's new purchase rather than a dealer or long-term owner.
This one doesn't have a DPF, but it has a BPF switch there with a DPF filter, and regeneration timing seems to vary.
High for getting around to places, medium for okay work or moving pallets, and low for digging dirt and heavier tasks.
When backing off a trailer, you cannot see the rear tires at all, and the parking brake is finicky, beeping if not pulled up.
Yes, you put the PTO in neutral so you can freely spin it, which the reviewer says is an option he likes.
