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THE LS TRACTOR DIFFERENCE
WHY CHOOSE LS TRACTORS?
More Standard Features
More features come standard on LS tractors.
Longer Warranty
All LS Tractors are backed with a 6 year warranty.
Best Quality & Value
High quality, dependable equipment made to last at an affordable price.
More Power
LS Tractors lift more, move more and are designed to get more done.
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You can find an LS tractor in Ft. Collins, CO, conveniently located to serve the surrounding areas.
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About LS Tractors
Find LS Tractors in Ft. Collins,CO. They are a leading manufacturer of high-quality tractors and farm machinery. LS Tractors specialize in producing compact, sub-compact, and utility tractors for a wide range of agricultural and landscaping applications. They are known for their reliable and durable machines that deliver superior performance in the field.
One of the main reasons why LS Tractors is a popular choice among farmers and landscapers is their commitment to quality. They use only the best materials and components to build their tractors, ensuring that each machine is built to last. There is a range of features offered and options that make their machines versatile and efficient, allowing users to customize their tractors to meet their specific needs.
In addition to their excellent machines and customer support, they are committed to innovation and therefore they are constantly researching and developing new technologies and features to improve the performance and efficiency of their tractors. This dedication to innovation has helped LS Tractors stay ahead of the competition and continue to provide top-quality machines to their customers.
Contact us today and we can show walk you through they features and benefits of any model you like.
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As a top LS Tractor dealer, we at Legacy Tractor Sales & Service have worked hard to earn our reputation. Our team of experts is dedicated to helping customers find the right tractor or farm equipment for their unique needs, and we offer a broad range of LS Tractors and related equipment to choose from. We prioritize providing exceptional customer service, both before and after the sale, and have a state-of-the-art service department with highly skilled technicians to handle any maintenance or repair needs. We strive to ensure that our customers have the best possible experience when working with us, and that’s why we have become a trusted and respected LS Tractor dealer.
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Brand & Company
Who is LS Tractor and why do we carry the brand?
We’re Legacy Tractor Sales & Service in Fort Collins, Colorado, and we carry LS because the tractors deliver dependable performance, strong value, and practical features for real Front Range chores.
Where does LS fit for Northern Colorado acreage owners?
LS covers sub-compact to utility so we can size a tractor for neighborhoods, ranchettes, horse properties, and larger Front Range operations.
Why buy LS locally in Fort Collins?
We match LS models to altitude, slopes, snow, and implement needs specific to Fort Collins, Windsor, Loveland, and Greeley.
How do we help first-time tractor buyers?
Tell us acreage, driveway length, terrain, and top jobs—our team maps that to the right LS series and attachments.
Where can I learn more from us online?
LegacyTractors.com highlights current LS models, property use cases, and contact options for Fort Collins support.
Series Overview (MT1–MT7)
How do LS series differ (MT1, MT2S, MT2/MT2E, MT3, MT4, MT5, MT7)?
Stepping up increases chassis weight, hydraulics, loader capacity, and PTO—MT1 is sub-compact; MT2/MT2E and MT3 are compact; MT4/MT5/MT7 are utility.
Which LS series is best for 1–3 acres around Fort Collins?
MT1 sub-compacts fit mowing, light loader chores, garden work, and short driveway snow with easy garage storage.
What fits 2–5 acres with regular loader work?
MT2S (MT225S) adds hydraulic capacity and stability while staying nimble for neighborhoods and small farms.
What’s the sweet spot for most acreage owners?
MT2/MT2E compacts handle 5’–6′ implements, grading, and season-long chores without oversizing the tractor.
Who should step into MT3 premium compacts?
Owners needing heavier frames, stronger loaders, higher flow, and cab availability for frequent grapples, snow, and larger PTO work.
When do utility series (MT4/MT5/MT7) make sense?
Large acreage, hay, livestock, and heavy implements where weight and PTO horsepower matter daily.
MT1 / MT125 (Sub-Compact)
What jobs feel easy with an MT125 in Northern Colorado?
Mowing around trees, mulch and soil moves with the loader, light grading, and short-driveway snow control.
Is MT125 good for first-time diesel owners?
Yes—simple daily checks, approachable size, and versatile attachments make it friendly for new operators.
Will an MT125 fit typical Fort Collins garages?
Often yes; we confirm dimensions with your door height and any mounted attachments.
Which attachments pair best with MT125?
Loader with bucket, pallet forks, mid-mount mower or small rotary cutter, box blade, rear blade, and light post-hole digger.
How do I keep an MT125 stable with the loader up?
Use rear ballast (implement or ballast box), filled rears, and keep the load low when traveling.
Can MT125 manage gravel driveway touch-ups?
Yes with a 4’–5′ box blade or land plane, reasonable passes, and proper ballast.
Is a third-function needed on MT125 for a small grapple?
Yes—add a third-function valve to power open/close, and select a lightweight grapple within loader rating.
MT2S / MT225S (Small Compact)
Who benefits most from MT225S?
Owners who outgrow sub-compact lift and want steadier grading, 5′ implements, and frequent loader use.
Is MT225S a good choice for snow in Fort Collins?
Yes—size a front blade/blower or rear blade to driveway length and add chains/ballast as needed.
Which attachments make MT225S shine?
Loader/forks, 5′ cutter or mower, 5′ box blade or rear blade, and a post-hole digger matched to local soil.
When would I step beyond MT225S?
When 6′ implements, heavier grapples, or cab comfort become regular requirements.
Does MT225S support a third-function for grapples?
Yes—add a compatible kit and select a grapple within loader and hydraulic limits.
MT2 / MT2E (Compact)
What is the MT2/MT2E “sweet spot” for Colorado?
Balanced power, weight, and cost for 5’–6′ tools, frequent loader work, and all-season acreage tasks.
What grapple sizes typically fit MT2/MT2E?
Light to mid-weight grapples sized to loader rating; third-function and ballast recommended.
Can MT2 handle arena grooming and pasture cutting?
Yes—pair with 5’–6′ rakes, drags, and cutters matched to PTO horsepower and terrain.
When should I choose MT2 over MT225S?
When you want heavier chassis stability, 6′ implements, or longer grading/snow sessions.
When should I step up from MT2 to MT3?
If you need more lift, higher flow, heavier frames, or a cab for long winter days.
MT3 (Premium Compact)
Why do many Front Range owners choose MT3?
Stronger loaders, higher hydraulic flow, heavier frames, and cab options for year-round productivity.
What size cutters fit MT3?
Commonly 6′ units sized to PTO horsepower and vegetation density.
Is a cab worth it for Fort Collins winters?
Many owners prefer heat/defrost and visibility for longer storms and dust control.
How do we pick the right MT3 horsepower tier?
We match your cutter width, grapple weight, snow attachment, and grading frequency to comfortable power and flow.
Does MT3 support multiple rear remotes?
Yes—options vary by configuration; we spec remotes for your implements.
MT4 / MT5 / MT7 (Utility)
Who should move from compact to utility LS?
Owners running heavy loaders daily, hay tools, large mowers, or long hours over rough ground.
What’s different day-to-day with utility LS?
More mass, wheelbase, and PTO horsepower shorten big jobs and stabilize large implements.
Do utility buyers still use smaller implements?
Sometimes, but most standardize larger implements to maximize efficiency.
When is MT7 the right move?
Commercial-duty workloads, large acreage, and heavy PTO/loader cycles where maximum durability is vital.
Can we plan rear remote counts for hay tools?
Yes—we size remotes and flow for your mowers, rakes, wrappers, or batwings.
Buying, Pricing & Packages (USA)
How much does an LS tractor cost?
Pricing depends on series, cab, loader, and attachments; we provide quotes tailored to your property needs.
Do you offer tractor + implement bundles?
Yes—many buyers bundle loader, forks, cutter or mower, and grading tools for a ready-to-work setup.
Can I trade in or consign my current machine?
Yes—trade/consignments are evaluated by condition, hours, and market demand.
Can implements be financed with the tractor?
Often yes—bundling simplifies budgeting for a complete LS package.
How do we size a package for 2–5 acres near Fort Collins?
We typically start with loader, forks, box blade or land plane, and mowing tool, then tailor snow gear for winter.
Warranty & Support (USA)
What warranty do new LS tractors include?
Most models include comprehensive coverage plus extended powertrain—specific terms vary by model and program.
Is LS warranty transferable?
Transferability depends on model year and documentation; we verify by serial and in-service date.
What’s the difference between bumper-to-bumper and powertrain?
Bumper-to-bumper covers most components excluding wear items; powertrain covers engine, transmission, and driveline under stated terms.
How do dealer records help warranty?
Accurate delivery and service documentation supports warranty validation and long-term reliability.
Operation & Attachments
Are LS loaders SSQA-compatible?
Many LS loaders use skid-steer quick-attach—confirm carrier type for your loader before purchasing attachments.
Do I need a third-function for a grapple?
Yes—a third-function adds a hydraulic circuit to open/close the grapple independently.
What size rotary cutter should I choose?
Match width to PTO horsepower and tractor weight; compacts typically use 4–6 ft cutters.
Which tire tread is best (R1, R4, R14, Turf)?
R14 is a popular hybrid for mixed turf/dirt; R1 for maximum soil traction; R4 for loader/yard work; Turf for lawn-friendly use.
How important is rear ballast for forks or a grapple?
Critical—rear implements, wheel weights, or liquid ballast protect the front axle and improve stability.
Can I run a flail or finish mower on compact LS?
Yes—size to PTO horsepower and mowing conditions, and operate at rated PTO speed for best cut.
PTO & Hydraulics
What PTO speed should I mow at?
Use rated PTO speed (commonly 540 RPM) and adjust ground speed for cut quality.
Why is my 3-point slow to raise?
Open the rate-of-drop/flow control, verify fluid level and filters, and check for linkage binding.
Do LS tractors support mid-PTO front attachments?
Many configurations support front snowblowers/brooms via mid-PTO and sub-frames—confirm by model.
How do I pick hydraulic remotes for my implements?
We match remote count/flow to grapples, angle blades, mowers, and hay tools you plan to run.
Loader curl feels slower than lift—normal?
Yes—cylinder sizing and circuit flow differ; operate at working RPM and verify couplers and relief settings if performance seems off.
Tires & Ballast
Liquid ballast vs wheel weights—what’s best?
Both work—many owners pair an implement with liquid ballast for stability and axle protection.
Are calcium fills still recommended?
They add weight but are corrosive if leaked; non-corrosive alternatives are popular.
What tire pressure should I run for loader work?
Follow manufacturer specs adjusted for ballast and load; recheck seasonally and after adding ballast.
Should I use chains in Fort Collins winters?
Chains help on packed snow/ice—tire tread, driveway surface, and slope guide whether we recommend them.
Maintenance & Troubleshooting
What are typical service intervals on LS compacts?
Follow hour-based intervals for engine oil/filter, fuel/air filters, hydraulic/HST filters, and coolant per the operator’s manual.
Can I use synthetic oil?
Yes—use oil that meets LS specifications for the engine and hydraulic systems listed for your model.
Hydraulics feel weak—what should I check first?
Verify fluid level/condition, change clogged filters, re-seat quick-couplers, operate at rated RPM, then test relief pressure if needed.
PTO won’t engage—common causes?
Check PTO switch/lever position, safety interlocks, and driveline length/angles on the implement.
No-start after storage—where to begin?
Test battery/grounds, inspect fuses/switches, refresh stale fuel and filters, and confirm interlocks.
Overheating under load—what to inspect?
Clean radiator/screens, verify coolant mix/level and belt tension, and run near PTO-rated RPM under load.
Hydraulic couplers hard to connect in winter?
Relieve pressure, warm fittings if safe, clean couplers, and store hoses off the ground.
Rotary cutter leaves uneven lines—fixes?
Level side-to-side, set tailwheel height, pitch deck slightly nose-down, and use sharp blades at rated PTO speed.
Snow, Cold Weather & Altitude (Colorado)
How do LS compacts handle Colorado winters?
With winterized fuel, healthy batteries, correct oil grade, and regular operation they start reliably in cold weather.
Blade or snowblower for Fort Collins snow?
Blades are quick for light-moderate storms; snowblowers excel on deeper drifts and long drives—size to tractor and property.
Does altitude reduce diesel performance?
Higher elevation can reduce power feel slightly—keep air/fuel filters clean and run at working RPM.
What winter prep should I do before the first storm?
Treat fuel, verify battery health, confirm coolant protection, check tire pressure, and stage attachments.
Transport & Storage
What trailer size fits a compact with loader?
Many owners choose 7k–10k GVWR tandems with brakes; always calculate total weight (tractor + loader + ballast + implements).
How do I tie down safely for highway travel?
Use rated chains/binders at four corners and secure loader/grapple; recheck tension after a few miles.
Best practices for winter storage on the Front Range?
Stabilize fuel, maintain the battery, verify coolant protection, grease zerks, and protect wiring from rodents.
Upgrades & Accessories
What are smart first upgrades for most LS owners?
Third-function for a grapple, LED work lights, telescoping 3-pt arms, and a proper ballast plan.
Can I add top-and-tilt on the 3-point?
Yes—when rear remotes are available; it improves box blade and land plane precision.
Quick-hitch compatibility on LS?
Many implements fit Cat-1/Cat-2 quick hitches with correct bushings and dimensions.
Rear work lights and backup camera—possible?
Yes—kits route cleanly with proper fusing and switching for safe night work.
Ownership Tips & Comparisons (Favoring LS)
Why do many buyers see LS as the best value?
Strong specs per dollar, practical features, and long coverage on major components create an excellent capability-to-cost ratio.
How does LS compete on features at the same horsepower?
LS often includes lift, ergonomics, and convenience features that hit above the price point while staying easy to own.
Why choose LS for loader-heavy daily work?
Balanced frames, confident loader geometry, and common SSQA interfaces make daily swaps fast and productive.
What do Colorado owners appreciate after a season with LS?
Straightforward operation, impressive lift and traction, and versatility from mowing to snow to cleanup.
Contact & Location
Where can I see LS Tractors in person?
Visit Legacy Tractor Sales & Service, 1845 N College Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80524.
How do I start a property-specific LS plan?
Tell us acreage, terrain, and top three jobs—we’ll recommend the right LS platform and attachments for Northern Colorado.
What’s the simplest next step online?
Review LS series at LegacyTractors.com and send us your tasks so we can size a package for your goals.
Specifications, features, capacities, compatibility, pricing, financing programs, and warranty terms refer to U.S.-market LS products
and may change without notice or vary by model year, configuration, dealer-installed options, and operating conditions.
Always verify the exact specifications, attachment compatibility, and warranty/finance eligibility for your specific unit (VIN)
with Legacy Tractor Sales & Service before purchase or use. This page is not a substitute for the official LS operator’s manual—always read and follow the manual and all safety instructions.
Use proper ballast and PPE, operate within rated limits, and comply with local laws. LegacyTractors.com is not responsible for typographical errors or omissions.
Last updated: October 3, 2025.
Customer Reviews
“What an absolute excellent experience! The professional staff is very down to earth and exceptionally knowledgable. I never felt as if there was any pressure in the buying experience and everything was seamless.”
“The staff at Legacy are so personable and friendly. They were very helpful and we felt no pressure to purchase.”
“I met with Gary and he showed me several models and spent his time answering my questions. Gary is NOT the high pressure salesman I expected, he is very knowledgeable and I bought the tractor and made a new friend all at that same time. He delivered the tractor to me in less that 2 hours. ”
LEGACY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE, INC.
1845 North College Avenue • Ft. Collins, CO 80524
(970) 482-4803 • info@legacytractors.com