What did you do on or to your LS Tractor today?
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Diggin It
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Anybody have a feel for Fuel Gauge accuracy on the 125s? I topped mine off at 13.4 hours to where I could see it in the strainer basket in the tank neck. I'm at about 24 hours now and the gauge is still around half or just below. Use has been mixed, idling, BH and loader work, driving around, etc.
papachaz
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years ago we lived in big house, back deck about 4 feet off the ground. That's the way we took firewood in for the fireplace. I sent my wife and kids these pics today and told them this would have sure made getting firewood in that house a LOT easier:
did some yard cleanup before the rain started. Finished off one pile of limbs to be chipped, and obviously got up all the pieces I'd cut for firewood. We don't have a fireplace now, but we do camp a lot, so there's some for the campfires
atsah
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You are getting some use out of that tractor that's for sure..
:thumbsup:
:thumbsup:
papachaz
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yes sir! paid my first payment today, and didn't mind it at all. Was thinking while I was working in the yard, how I really needed this years ago.
Amen to that! A tractor can prove indispensable. Uses are unlimited. Glad you are having so much fun!
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Diggin It
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Anybody doing any Tractor Shows with these? I'd be interested to take mine to one just because it may be the only one there.
Then I thought about trying to contact LS to see if they'd send a bigger one and some promotional materials.
Then I thought about trying to contact LS to see if they'd send a bigger one and some promotional materials.
papachaz
Gold Member
Thanks!
I've had a tractor (more than one actually) for years, but the FEL is the BOMB! None of my previous had an FEL or power steering.....those two things right there make it SOOOO worth it, even puttering around on my lil acre and a half
LS Tractor Owner
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Initially, I let the tank (by the reading on the gauge) get to just below half, then topped it off. Only took about 2 gals. Then I have run the gauge to the 'red' area on the gauge (about 1/8 tank). Only took about 4 1/2 gals. The last time I filled the gauge got to just below the 'E' mark. It took 5 1/4 gals. So, overall, not real accurate. Not sure if it's just mine or if they are all like that.
It is also amazing that a tractor has the power to get you up off the couch and doing something. Tractors are good Therapy and helps keep your mind and body active. Everyone should be able to obtain a Rx prescription for a tractor.