Dealer or other for service?
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jlsmith
Veteran Member
If you trust the dealers in your area then i would just use them and it puts money back into your area instead of some one elses. Im a dealer for MF and i work and service all makes and models.:thumbsup:
Can you do Mahindra warranty work?
Redgoatea
Gold Member
We actually got a call from our JD dealer the other day saying that if and when we need service they'll pick up and deliver for free. We're 60-70 miles away!!! But I guess it's been a slow business year for them. 
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7I've got 300 hours on my JD 5325. I've chainged the oil and done regular grease as needed. Dealer wants $650+ for complete service, including deliverey. Seems expensive, but I want to keep this machine forever. What can the dealer do that I can not? Should I do this? I need some support here!
Willl
Elite Member
What does the dealer do for this "complete service" ?
Sounds like your already capable of handling your own.
I've asked for an itemized list of this service. In the meantime, I discovered this moring that it won't start. I think it's bad fuel. Rather than drain everything, replace filters and bleed, I think it's best to have the dealer do it. Manual says alot about potential damage to injectors. Hope there isn't a problem there.
manganos
Platinum Member
Look at the fuel filter bowl. Does the fuel look gelled or "waxed". I always use a diesel conditioner in my tractor as sometimes I don't use the tractor for a month or so. Where do you live? If it is cold this is probably your problem.