bullbreaker
Elite Member
I'am going to correct myself.
I just got off Kioti w-site and found a review section.
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Boone
I just got off Kioti w-site and found a review section.
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Boone
Please Review Your Mahindra Tractor!
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Purchased a 4510 four years ago and only thing I had to modify was the loader "overload" springs in the valve system, it will lift darn near anything now and has given me no problems. I use the machine heavy, especially the loader attachment.
Been about 6 weeks with the 4035. Sometimes I think I should have went with the 5035, but this tractor will get things done.
90 plus degree days last week. Tractor got hot about 5 hours in to mowing tall grass pastures. Had to shut it down and let it cool off for a bit. Got it back to the barn, and let it sit for a couple of hours, then went out and cleared out the air screens around the engine.
Could not get the hood to come open to do a better job of cleaning out air filter and radiator fins - the knob it says to pull will not budge. It will unscrew, but it will not move. Any thoughts on what I'm doing wrong?
Anyway, after I washed out the outside air screens I ran the tractor for another hour or so and all seemed fine.
I have no doubt that chaff and seeds were keeping it from cooling properly during mowing. But inablity to get the hood open is troublesome.
One of these days I'll get the backhoe hooked up and do some digging.
90 plus degree days last week. Tractor got hot about 5 hours in to mowing tall grass pastures. Had to shut it down and let it cool off for a bit. Got it back to the barn, and let it sit for a couple of hours, then went out and cleared out the air screens around the engine.
Could not get the hood to come open to do a better job of cleaning out air filter and radiator fins - the knob it says to pull will not budge. It will unscrew, but it will not move. Any thoughts on what I'm doing wrong?
Anyway, after I washed out the outside air screens I ran the tractor for another hour or so and all seemed fine.
I have no doubt that chaff and seeds were keeping it from cooling properly during mowing. But inablity to get the hood open is troublesome.
One of these days I'll get the backhoe hooked up and do some digging.
hydro2
Gold Member
I love my 4035. It is plenty big for my needs. Not sure about the hood. Mine pops right open. Ugggg. Sorry.
bindian
Super Member
...............and what are you doing on a Kioti website when you know you are going to buy India RED Iron?
hugs, Brandi
bullbreaker
Elite Member
...............and what are you doing on a Kioti website when you know you are going to buy India RED Iron?
:laughing:
Checking to see if your paying attention.
Boone
bindian
Super Member
Congradulations Supertuff.
I hope your getting two remotes and skid steer loader quick attachment for bucket.hugs, Brandi
JerryK
Elite Member
- Joined
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- Vanderbilt, Michigan, USeh?
- Tractor
- Mahindra (2011)5035 HST TLB & (2016)2555 HST Cab & (2017)1526 HST(2018)Cub Cadet Pro Z 154L (1991) Caterpillar E70B
Been about 6 weeks with the 4035. Sometimes I think I should have went with the 5035, but this tractor will get things done.
90 plus degree days last week. Tractor got hot about 5 hours in to mowing tall grass pastures. Had to shut it down and let it cool off for a bit. Got it back to the barn, and let it sit for a couple of hours, then went out and cleared out the air screens around the engine.
Could not get the hood to come open to do a better job of cleaning out air filter and radiator fins - the knob it says to pull will not budge. It will unscrew, but it will not move. Any thoughts on what I'm doing wrong?
Anyway, after I washed out the outside air screens I ran the tractor for another hour or so and all seemed fine.
I have no doubt that chaff and seeds were keeping it from cooling properly during mowing. But inablity to get the hood open is troublesome.
One of these days I'll get the backhoe hooked up and do some digging.
Believe it or not [insert drum roll here], on mine [insert disclaimer here], there is about a 1" rubber plug located underneath, about 3" back from the front of the tractor.....right below the actuator for the hood latch. Probably put there incase someone has some crud in his latch...and needs to yank on his cable whilst a friend pushes up/down on the front of his hood....and maybe could break the cable if he yanks too hard.... Then he would have to pry the lever he can see [after he removes the rubber plug] hard towards the driver side [ heah...can I use driver or passenger side on a tractor discription..??] to try to open the hood. Keep the cussing down to a minimum...and forget who told you all this in case you destroy something...