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knute_m · 03-03-2008, 08:25 PM

Rumproast,

I've got all kinds of "almosts." I've got a 2015 4WD (gear), which I believe is geared about the same as the 2615. Low-1 is pretty slow, but no where near as slow as "rice paddy" tractors, like the grey market Yanmars, Hinomotos, etc. They run so slow in low-low that you can get off and walk around them several times and hardly notice they've moved.

But, I don't think you would have any trouble running a tiller behind a 2615 4WD. I use Low-1 when I'm loading somebody's new pickup truck with manure, or when I'm loading wood onto my front porch with the Front End Loader. Ypu're just moving a few inches per second.

If you search the entire archives, you will find very few complaints about any of the 15-series Mahindras. They are very solid, very simple tractors. No fancy bells and whistles, no electronics and no computers, but they sure are reliable, and they sure are easy to maintain.

Good luck,
Knute

03-03-2008, 08:25 PM	#2 (permalink)
knute_m Gold Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Almost Heaven, WV Posts: 311	Re: crawl speed of 2615 gear? Rumproast, I've got all kinds of "almosts." I've got a 2015 4WD (gear), which I believe is geared about the same as the 2615. Low-1 is pretty slow, but no where near as slow as "rice paddy" tractors, like the grey market Yanmars, Hinomotos, etc. They run so slow in low-low that you can get off and walk around them several times and hardly notice they've moved. But, I don't think you would have any trouble running a tiller behind a 2615 4WD. I use Low-1 when I'm loading somebody's new pickup truck with manure, or when I'm loading wood onto my front porch with the Front End Loader. Ypu're just moving a few inches per second. If you search the entire archives, you will find very few complaints about any of the 15-series Mahindras. They are very solid, very simple tractors. No fancy bells and whistles, no electronics and no computers, but they sure are reliable, and they sure are easy to maintain. Good luck, Knute