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Read articles →A conversational first-impressions video where the buyer walks through why he chose the LS MT573 over a broad field of competitors, Deere, Kubota, Massey Ferguson, New Holland, Case, Coyote, and Mahindra. He covers his research process, addresses LS's brand reputation, and lists specific included features like the self-leveling bucket, three remotes, third-function valve, adjustable shuttle, and fingertip clutch. No hands-on demo here; this is a purchase-rationale talk with a deeper series promised to follow.
An owner-operator channel sharing hands-on impressions of equipment they personally bought and use, so expect a buyer's perspective rather than a dealer pitch.
After comparing all the major brands on features, the MT573 checked every box he wanted, including options other tractors lacked, so it came down to value for the money.
It is a 73 horsepower tractor with 62 horsepower on the PTO, four-wheel drive, and a 20 speed transmission with creeper gear.
Yes, it came with three remotes standard plus a third function valve already set up with the joystick, though the hose kit was not included.
LS is a Korean tractor maker that has been building tractors about 46 years, entered the US in 2009, and has assembly plants in North Carolina, Louisiana, and California.
