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Read articles →Filmed at a dealership, this covers two specific LS2 Series models, a lower-horsepower open-station (MT226E) and a 42-hp cab unit (MT242), walking through the redesign changes, then actually running both machines to test loader simultaneous functions, linked-pedal throttle behavior, and cab ergonomics. Prices and lift-capacity numbers are stated and fact-checked on camera. Best for shoppers actively cross-shopping LS2 against brands like TYM, Bobcat, or John Deere.
Rockhill Farm is an owner-operator channel whose host has his own tractors for comparison, though this video is filmed at a dealership with dealer involvement.
It will if throttled all the way up, but it moves too fast to control, so the real world answer is no, it cannot do two functions at once.
The cash price is $34,000 (verified at $33,000), with 1,800 pound three-point lift capacity and 2,500 pound front loader lift capacity with the L3003 loader.
At normal throttle it stopped lifting until curling finished. At full throttle it did both but too fast to control, so real world it cannot be controlled well.
No, it does not come standard with a drawbar, which the reviewer feels every tractor should include standard.
