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Read articles →This is a personal farm-diary video, not an LS tractor review: Reed explains why his small LS 4150 couldn't pull the county's heavy no-till drill, so he's using an old, failing seed drill (broken discs, taped-together parts) plus a WWII-style landing mat drag to plant pasture grass. It covers real repair improvisation and seeding logic, but almost nothing about the LS tractor's specs or performance itself.
Posted by The Drunken Bull Ranch channel, an owner sharing hands-on, unpolished footage from their own property.
Reed says the no-till seed drill is really heavy, and the county told him the LS 4150 was not big enough to pull it, so he had to use a different, older drill.
Several discs had come apart and were hard to replace, so Reed tied the bars up, removed broken seed tubes, and taped some pieces together to keep it working.
It's dragged behind the seed drill to fill in the furrows where seeds were planted, though uneven ground kept it from dragging smoothly in this case.
