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Well, I finally managed to get my Mahindra 3015 stuck. I was cutting a path through the woods with my bushog, and as it started to get a little mushy, I got overconfident in the 4x4 abilities. Eventually it got bogged down up to the axles in some mud that was a lot wetter than it looked...

The speed lock (cruise control) on my 3015 isnt working correctly. When I try to lock it at some given speed, it slips and within about 10 seconds its back in neutral. I didnt see anything in the manual about adjustment, but Im assuming that something just needs tightening. Has anyone else dealt...

It was delivered yesterday to my property, along with a 6' Howse box blade and a 5' Howse rotary cutter. I immediately went to work bushhogging about 1 acre of scrub grass/weeds and had a blast. So far, I love the tractor. It is very easy to use and learn and has plenty of power. Ill put up a...

I was planning on getting a 6' BB and 6' brushhog, but the salesman talked me into 5' ones. He said the lift capability of the tractor would better suit the 5' implements. Does this sound like good advice, or should I get the 6' implements anyway? I wont be doing a ton of mowing, so the extra...

Well, I've decided to get a 3015 thanks to the help Ive gotten from the friendly folks here. My local dealer is going to sell it to me, with the loader, for $15,500. Now I need to figure out which implements I will need to start out with. I definitely need a brushhog, but Im not sure how big...

I am trying to decide between these 2 tractors. Ill be using the tractor on my 80% wooded 17 acres for bushhogging about 2 acres, maintaining about 1000' of driveway, clearing some trees, hauling wood, tilling a garden plot, and general maintenance. As far as implements go, i think im going...

Hi, I just bought 17 acres of land (Florida), mostly wooded, with about 2 acres cleared. I am going to be doing some mowing, landscaping, land clearing, road maintenance, and all the other stuff that you would expect. The land is fairly hilly for Florida, so i think a 4wd tractor is in order...