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Read articles →An owner-operator's honest 116-hour real-world review of the LS MT352 cab tractor, covering daily cattle-feeding use. He gets specific on DPF regen frequency and RPM habits that reduced it, gear range preferences, hydraulic speed, the 50-hour service, and cab ergonomics for tall operators. His two gripes, wiper travel and low dash height, are explained plainly. Mentions the $38,000 purchase price. Best for buyers weighing the MT352 for livestock chores.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from their own farm, with no apparent commercial or dealer affiliation.
It regenned around 20, 51, and 70 hours while being run at low RPM. After running it at 1800 RPM instead of babying it, it has not regenned since.
The wipers don't have enough travel to cover the windshield well, and the dash sits too low compared to the seat for a six foot tall operator.
He usually runs it in third gear for moving bales and feeding, saying second gear could go a little faster and first gear is very slow but good for pushing.
The owner paid $38,000 for the tractor including a brand new bucket, which he has only used once since he mainly uses feed and manure buckets.
