05-02-2009, 11:31 PM
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Thanks Dave! I love my 3525... but these have my mouth watering... hmmmm... Will they be available with R-1's as well?
How's the pricing going to be?
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05-03-2009, 12:19 PM
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| Re: Mahindra 35 series
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Originally Posted by xlr82v2  Thanks Dave! I love my 3525... but these have my mouth watering... hmmmm... Will they be available with R-1's as well?
How's the pricing going to be? | The initial tractors are all R4, but I suspect there will be enough demand for R1 to make that happen. Pricing will be competitive, but it won't be priced with the economy models.
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05-03-2009, 02:58 PM
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| Re: Mahindra 35 series
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Originally Posted by MossRoad O.K. folks. This thread has been pruned as best as can be to remove the attacks, counter attacks and off-topic posts by many folks. Please stick to the subject of the post and give the original poster some help/suggestions, etc... thanks.  | Quote:
Originally Posted by xlr82v2 Where are they built? | Quote:
Originally Posted by DavesTractor India. | Thanks MossRoad, couldnt have asked for a better example of that suppression I was talking about. India... Thats why the tractor has a style that reminds me of the 7520. Dave, do you know when they will publish the specs?
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05-03-2009, 04:36 PM
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| Re: Mahindra 35 series
After looking at pictures of both the 7520 and 4035 tractors myself I have a hard time seeing much of any resemblance between the two in styling or design.
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| Re: Mahindra 35 series
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Originally Posted by SPYDERLK Thanks MossRoad, couldnt have asked for a better example of that suppression I was talking about.
India... Thats why the tractor has a style that reminds me of the 7520. Dave, do you know when they will publish the specs?
larry | I have spec sheets. We are having a product intro on Thursday, and then I think I should be able to post specs without getting any grief from the powers that be.
It really is a comfortable tractor, and built heavy in the three-point area and the loader mount area. We will be using the Bradco built backhoe on these models.
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Will either be capable of handling the Bradco 511 hoe? | |
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Originally Posted by jwcinpk Will either be capable of handling the Bradco 511 hoe? | I think the Bradco backhoe will be model 485. The 511 is too much backhoe in my opinion for a 40HP tractor.
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05-06-2009, 09:13 AM
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Where can we find the specs on the 485? | |
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