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Read articles →An owner of an LS MT573 walks around a dealer's MT473, treating it as a direct comparison point for someone already familiar with the LS MT4 lineup. He covers the redesigned cab, paint, tire options, engine specs (73 hp, L4C 25T motor on an MT4 frame), hood maintenance access, loader and bucket upgrades, cab controls including the new de-clutch button, and takes a brief drive. Best for shoppers cross-shopping the 468 or 573.
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It uses the L4C 25T, an LS Imtra motor also used in the MT5, developing 73 horsepower and 62.9 horsepower at the PTO, at 152.5 cubic inches.
Yes, it has a de-clutch button on the four-speed transmission, a feature the 468 did not have.
It offers a standard R1, an upgraded or larger R1, an industrial R4, or R14 tires; the unit reviewed came with R14s.
The reviewer, who owns a 573, said the 473 steering felt smooth without the hydraulic whine his 573 has, and the cab is smaller but comfortable.