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Old 04-21-2009, 12:57 PM   #8 (permalink)
DavesTractor
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Default Re: Mahindra 35 series

As long as the measurement is clear and is an industry standard measurement, we are fine. Having said that, I do wish there was one standard, not several. A person should not have to try to compare capacity at the pins to capacity at bucket center with another brand. Bucket center is a better method in my opinion if loaders were only available with buckets, and only one bucket was made per loader.

When you install an optional bucket, or the optional forks, or the optional bale spear...all the sudden the pin capacity becomes the best measurement, hands down.

Other manufactures have games they play, like using the HP rating at 3200 rpm on a diesel, where we rate ours normally around 2500 rpm, less on the bigger tractors. If we spin the engines tight, we can list a higher HP, but who uses a diesel tractor at that sort of rpm? A 25 HP tractor at 2500 might make 30HP at 3200...see what I mean?
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