Brand new Jinma vs. slightly used Mahindra

[stumpfield]

Originally Posted by Diamondpilot

I own a Jinma and would would recommend them to anyone shopping for a tractor but that being said the Jinma FEL leaves a lot to be desired. I would only get a Jinma with a Koyker or Spirit FEL, both American Made. In you case though I would get the Mahindra if your friends dad takes care of things. How does his other equipment look, cars, house, ect. The Mahindra has more HP, more name recognition for resale, ect. Take a look at what your friends dads tractor would cost today and I am guessing its a pretty good deal. If it checks out get the Mahindra.

Chris

Wow! even a Jinma owner favor the Mahindra. Thanks! That's very objective opinion there. I love this forum... I really appreciated. Based on mahindra website, the 4110 would cost about $23k MSRP before the financing incentives and discounts.

Here's a picture of the Mahindra. Looks like he takes pretty good care of it.

[greggh]

The Mahindra sounds like a better deal to me. The picture looks as if it has been been maintained well. If the loader is really beat up (didn't see that in the picture) you can always get a new bucket. The warrantee sounds better on the Mahindra for approx. the same length of time.

[stumpfield]

Thanks for all the comments. I pulled the trigger and went with the Mahindra. I will post other quesiton in the mahindra forum. Thanks again!

[flusher]

Originally Posted by stumpfield

Wow! even a Jinma owner favor the Mahindra. Thanks! That's very objective opinion there. I love this forum... I really appreciated. Based on mahindra website, the 4110 would cost about $23k MSRP before the financing incentives and discounts.

Here's a picture of the Mahindra. Looks like he takes pretty good care of it.

That's one beautiful tractor. You did good. Now enjoy.

[3RRL]

You made a wise choice Tom,
I would pick the Mahindra too. I believe you'll find it to be a lot more tractor than the Jinma. You know we have a Kama and now a Jinma, so I know the difference, especially after seeing Mahindras at the Ag Show. There's no doubt I make them work, but I keep after them by making their shortcomings better. Had there been a Mahindra like yours when I bought, in that shape, same price, I would have jumped on it too.