any one here from Missouri
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Porkie
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I live not far from the intersection of Interstate 44 and HWY 71. From that point south, it turns into HWY 59. Anderson is less than 20 miles from Neosho, MO, which is 20 miles south of Carthage--intersection of 44 and 71. You can also go south on hwy 71 off I44. Google map it!
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Porkie
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Gettin' cold there isn't it??
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caddison
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Well there has been a little frost on the pumkin in the mornings!
Porkie
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Yesterday, Sat, 10-23-2010, I drove to the Mahindra dealer, in Anderson, MO, to see their line of tractors. I must say, that I was impressed with what I saw and heard.
The owner told me the history of Mahindra and that he'd just returned from a trip to the main tractor production plant in India. He said it was state of the art, huge and spotless, with a well trained and dilligent workforce. Mahindra has the #1 tractor product in the world as far as market share and unit sales. The company has a very long history.
The dealership was very nice with lots of various size Mahindra tractors and the service dept was also impressive.
I looked at the 2010, 5525, 2WD, with the factory loader, bucket and one set of rear remotes, and it was selling for $16,500 cash. The larger 6525, outfitted the same, but with 10 more HP, was $17,500. I didn't try to "negotiate" with the owner regarding price.**** The prices seem VERY good considering loaders alone are approaching 5 to 7 thousand dollars and just 1 set of remotes can be expensive to put on tractors that don't have them.
The New Holland "Workmaster" series, that I have been interested in are much more expensive even without a loader and bucket and are basically the same utility, stripper model like the Mahindra series that I looked at.
These two models, look like just what I need to move up from my New Holland TC40D. After I sell the TC, I plan on SERIOUSLY considering a Mahindra!
Sam
The owner told me the history of Mahindra and that he'd just returned from a trip to the main tractor production plant in India. He said it was state of the art, huge and spotless, with a well trained and dilligent workforce. Mahindra has the #1 tractor product in the world as far as market share and unit sales. The company has a very long history.
The dealership was very nice with lots of various size Mahindra tractors and the service dept was also impressive.
I looked at the 2010, 5525, 2WD, with the factory loader, bucket and one set of rear remotes, and it was selling for $16,500 cash. The larger 6525, outfitted the same, but with 10 more HP, was $17,500. I didn't try to "negotiate" with the owner regarding price.**** The prices seem VERY good considering loaders alone are approaching 5 to 7 thousand dollars and just 1 set of remotes can be expensive to put on tractors that don't have them.
The New Holland "Workmaster" series, that I have been interested in are much more expensive even without a loader and bucket and are basically the same utility, stripper model like the Mahindra series that I looked at.
These two models, look like just what I need to move up from my New Holland TC40D. After I sell the TC, I plan on SERIOUSLY considering a Mahindra!
Sam
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I live in mexico Missouri, and I have had mahindra for 7 years. All mine have been the largest they make due to the operation I have.
OzarkCajun
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I will be relocating from Louisiana to Ozark County, MO. in the coming months. I recently purchased a home and 15 acres of open land near the Pontiac/Gainesville area. Soon I'll be out talking tractors and implements with my neighbors! 
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Porkie
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Glad to have ya my friend!
Sam
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