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As grocery prices, utility costs, and contractor rates continue to rise, more property owners are looking for practical ways to save money while becoming more self-sufficient. For many homesteaders, that means taking on projects themselves instead of paying for labor, equipment rentals, or ongoing property maintenance. A compact tractor for homesteading can make those projects significantly easier. From expanding a garden and maintaining a gravel driveway to moving firewood, managing livestock a …

When your property work involves brush, logs, storm debris, rocks, or stubborn roots, a standard loader bucket can only do so much. Adding a grapple to the front of your LS Tractor gives you the gripping power and control needed to handle bulky, uneven material more efficiently. Whether you are cleaning up acreage, maintaining trails, clearing fence lines, or moving firewood, the right grapple can quickly become one of the most useful attachments you own. What Is a Tractor Grapple? A grapple is …

10 TIPS TO WINTERIZE YOUR TRACTOR Published on December 3, 2024 by Kimberly Steele As we prepare to close out the end of 2024, the winter season is quickly approaching.  Winter officially begins in December, bringing cold temperatures and frozen precipitation to many areas across the country. Whether you will be storing your tractor during the winter months or using it to assist with projects like snow removal, it is important to winterize your tractor for longevity, and to prev …

This year, LS Tractor is proudly celebrating 15 years in the USA and Canada. Did you know that 15 years ago Apple released the iPhone 3, Bitcoin was launched, and The Office was airing live on TV? The world was quite different, huh? 15 years is a significant amount of time, and we are thrilled to celebrate alongside our outstanding dealers, customers, and employees. As part of our tribute, we are sharing stories from those who have been with us every step of the way during this 15-year journey.S …

Before purchasing an LS Tractor, Bob’s rural property had more challenges than opportunities. Spread across 5 acres, with 3 of those acres covered in dense woods and construction debris left behind by the previous owner, Bob found himself putting projects on hold. The wooded area was overgrown and unwelcoming, with fallen trees and thick brush making it nearly impassable. Clearing the land and turning it into a usable, beautiful space appeared to be an overwhelming task.Bob’s search for a soluti …