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Read articles →A first-day owner-operator video where Phil puts his new LS MT232E through actual farm chores: brush hogging, switching to pallet forks to haul heavy railroad ties, then swapping to a hay spear to move round bales for cattle. He's candid about a near-tip scare, compares the tractor to his previous Branson 4520C, and explains his horsepower and implement-size reasoning. Best for buyers weighing whether 32hp is enough for mixed livestock-farm tasks.
Posted by the Phil Does It All channel, an apparent small-farm owner sharing unscripted, real-chore impressions on his own property.
Phil says he is 95 percent confident he will not run out of horsepower, and the tractor handled brush hogging, moving railroad ties, and hauling a round bale with a hay spear.
Phil owned a 4520C Branson cab tractor before. He liked it but didn't need the cab or 45 horsepower, and both tractors were similar weight though the Branson had higher lifting capacity.
Phil nearly tipped it while lifting heavy railroad ties, something that never happened in two years with his previous same-weight Branson, even lifting heavier loads.
No rear remote and no front remote are included, which Phil says he does not need since he never used the remotes on his previous tractor.
