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Read articles →Brock borrows a friend's LS MT125 and actually runs it, clearing brush with a grapple, grading a grass-covered driveway with a box blade, and walking through the operator station hands-on. He flags a real stability concern with the loader raised and no tire ballast, notes the cruise control worked surprisingly well, and the owner confirms a purchase price of $14,800 for tractor and loader bucket. Best for subcompact shoppers weighing LS against Kubota BX or John Deere 1025.
An owner-operator channel that takes hands-on time with equipment on real jobs, though this tractor belongs to a friend rather than being Brock's own machine.
No tire ballast was installed, and Brock felt the tractor get light and the side nearly lift off the ground when raising the loader.
It worked intuitively, a simple switch, and let the operator keep a steady speed through turns without pushing the pedal, reducing foot fatigue.
The owner paid $14,800 for just the tractor and loader bucket, with no additional attachments included.
Brock says it is comparable to those models, noting it shares the same engine as the John Deere 1025.
