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Read articles →This is a new owner's first-impressions walkaround, five hours in, not a dealer pitch. It itemizes actual out-the-door pricing ($37,571 total) for the tractor, LA525 loader, BH-77 backhoe, and Land Pride attachments (mower, box blade, post hole digger, pallet forks), plus practical notes on quick-attach systems, ballast, cab controls, DPF regen, and the block heater's quirks. Good for buyers wanting real-world pricing and setup details rather than a dealership spec sheet.
Posted by Cody, an owner-operator documenting his own freshly purchased tractor with more follow-up videos planned.
The total was $37,571, including the tractor with ballast and pallet forks, LA525 loader, BH-77 backhoe, and Land Pride mower, box blade, and post hole digger, after rebates.
It is a 4,250-watt block heater standard on the tractor. It is not meant to be left plugged in overnight, you plug it in 20 to 30 minutes before use or it will boil the coolant.
Yes, the LA525 loader has the skid steer quick attach system, which lets you lift the handles, tilt the loader, pop the bucket off, and attach something else.
The owner recommends it, saying he regretted not getting a backhoe on his last tractor because he ended up needing it multiple times without having one.
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