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jeff77indy · 06-02-2007, 06:40 PM

Well I visited the Mahindra dealer in Bedford today and test drove/played with a 4110 and a 3215. I was disappointed that they did not have a 3510 on the lot mostly to compare the tire size with the 4110.
I was impressed with the loader hydraulics on both tractors, not slow at all.
The dealer found a 3510 in Owensboro, KY. that I am going to look at on Monday.
The 3215 is not as heavy as my 1910 Ford which I am replacing and just does not feel right, and wonder about it handling my 6 ft bushhog.
I really liked the 4110 and will most likely purchase it. It has the R-4 tires which look like a good cross between an R-1 and the normal R-4's you normally see. Loader with skid steer quick attach for $21,099.
Thanks to all for the good replies.
Jeff

06-02-2007, 06:40 PM	#23 (permalink)
jeff77indy Silver Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Grantsburg, IN. Posts: 106	Re: Mahindra purchase Well I visited the Mahindra dealer in Bedford today and test drove/played with a 4110 and a 3215. I was disappointed that they did not have a 3510 on the lot mostly to compare the tire size with the 4110. I was impressed with the loader hydraulics on both tractors, not slow at all. The dealer found a 3510 in Owensboro, KY. that I am going to look at on Monday. The 3215 is not as heavy as my 1910 Ford which I am replacing and just does not feel right, and wonder about it handling my 6 ft bushhog. I really liked the 4110 and will most likely purchase it. It has the R-4 tires which look like a good cross between an R-1 and the normal R-4's you normally see. Loader with skid steer quick attach for $21,099. Thanks to all for the good replies. Jeff