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jrlogan · 04-11-2008, 07:09 PM

Life just keeps getting better.

After a few more dealer calls, I found the 6520 for 28,700, the 7520 for 30,900. When I first started looking at Mahindra, I figured I'd call one dealer to get a ballpark, and then shop around once I'd decided. I had no idea the price variation would be so large.

So I think I've decided:
7520 4WD with loader: 30900
511 Backhoe: 8600
Pallet forks: 1035
Total: 40535
Wow. I'm sold. At these prices, I feel compelled to ask: Do these things really lift as much as they claim? I think you'd be hard pressed to find any machine, tractor, bobcat, whatever, that can lift this much for the same price.

This comes standard with 2 rear remotes. Any other extras I should add on now?

Now the only problem I have is the dealer giving these prices is a 6 hour drive from my farm! Anybody have a heavy duty trailer for sale?? Heehee.

04-11-2008, 07:09 PM	#11 (permalink)
jrlogan New Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 22	Re: 5500 vs 6500 vs 6520 advice Life just keeps getting better. After a few more dealer calls, I found the 6520 for 28,700, the 7520 for 30,900. When I first started looking at Mahindra, I figured I'd call one dealer to get a ballpark, and then shop around once I'd decided. I had no idea the price variation would be so large. So I think I've decided: 7520 4WD with loader: 30900 511 Backhoe: 8600 Pallet forks: 1035 Total: 40535 Wow. I'm sold. At these prices, I feel compelled to ask: Do these things really lift as much as they claim? I think you'd be hard pressed to find any machine, tractor, bobcat, whatever, that can lift this much for the same price. This comes standard with 2 rear remotes. Any other extras I should add on now? Now the only problem I have is the dealer giving these prices is a 6 hour drive from my farm! Anybody have a heavy duty trailer for sale?? Heehee.