LS Tractor LL2001 Front loader

Name: LS Tractor LL2001
Brand: LS Tractor

Source-backed machine fitment and published front loader information from cited manufacturer records. Some fitments apply only to specific machine, hydraulic, hitch or mounting configurations.

1documented compatible machine

0fitment records with configuration requirements

0machine-specific performance records

Published fitment currently covers: Tractor.

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Loader specifications

Lift capacity1,127 lb at pivot pin (current MT2S brochure); 1,067 lb at pivot pin / maximum height (current central loader catalog)

Lift height84.4 in maximum lift height

Loader configurationCurrent LS Tractor USA MT225S alternate front loader. 54 in bucket; 84.4 in maximum lift height; 59.1 in clearance with attachment dumped; 17.8 in reach at maximum height; 55° maximum dump; 27° maximum rollback; 4.5 in digging depth; 49.5 in carry height; current MT2S brochure publishes 1,744 lb breakout force at pivot pin and approximately 742 lb without bucket. Current central loader catalog publishes a different lift-capacity label/value, retained separately.

Documented machine fitment

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LS Tractor MT225S

Equipment type: Tractor

Fitment note: LL2001 is confirmed for MT225S by the current MT225S page, current MT2S brochure and current central front-loader catalog.

Fitment source: LS Tractor MT225S current loader specifications and fitment

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Attachment fitment is published only when a cited source supports the relationship. Missing machines are not automatically incompatible, and listed machines may still require a specific hydraulic, hitch, axle, transmission or mounting configuration. See our data methodology for publication rules.