Loader Mahindra 4025 aftermarket loader

[wbjdmd]

I am looking for a loader for my 4025 2WD that I just got. Any suggestions on good aftermarket loaders(or other equipment)?

 

[mddorange]

:welcome:
Welcome to the forum from Northwest Alabama. I am over in Tupelo a lot and down to Columbus AFB sometimes.

 

[wbjdmd]

Thanks!

 

[arrow]

I am looking for a loader for my 4025 2WD that I just got. Any suggestions on good aftermarket loaders(or other equipment)?

Westendorf makes a good one. They have one to fit just about any tractor. Front-End Tractor Loaders by Westendorf: Shade Canopy, Snow Plow, Hay Equipment

 

[tkevan]

What's wrong with the stock Ansung?

 

[wbjdmd]

Not sure what stock ansung is? Sorry. If this means mahindra loader, I was looking for a potentially cheaper alternative.

 

[arrow]

Not sure what stock ansung is? Sorry. If this means mahindra loader, I was looking for a potentially cheaper alternative.

You may have to forget about Westendorf then. Their loaders are not cheaper.

 

[CARNEYM]

My Kubota Grand L3130 came new with a Bushog Loader. It has the skid steer quick attachment and is easily removed. After 9 years it has never given me a problem, very well built.

 

[tkevan]

Not sure what stock ansung is? Sorry. If this means mahindra loader, I was looking for a potentially cheaper alternative.

Ansung makes the loader for the 4025.

 

[burzynsr]

Buehler made mine, no issues 4.5 years since new. I think is spelled "Buehler" correctly. It is branded as Mahindra.

 

[flusher]

Buehler made mine, no issues 4.5 years since new. I think is spelled "Buehler" correctly. It is branded as Mahindra.

Same here on my 2008 Mahindra 5525. No problems in the 6 years I owned the tractor. Added the skid steer quick attach option.

 

[tkevan]

Buhler is now Allied. I doubt they'll be any cheaper either.

 

[burzynsr]

I don't think any loader is "cheap" any more. Seems like the best way to get a deal is buy it with the tractor.

 

[tkevan]

Whichever you choose, be sure to get the correct mount/loader. There is a difference in the 2wd and 4wd loaders.

 

[LAWALLSTRACTOR]

I think you will find it hard to find a cheaper alternative to the Mahindra original. Usually the aftermarket is higher when you have the full package put together.

 

[tman1020]

I like Koyker loaders. They have always priced out good for me with strong specs.

 

[diesaroo]

Whichever you choose, be sure to get the correct mount/loader. There is a difference in the 2wd and 4wd loaders.

Really? I've pored over the specs on paper a few times I couldn't really find any differences that seemed significant. Maybe I've overlooked something.

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[tkevan]

I believe the difference is in the mount, not the actual loader, although I could be wrong. The 4wd sits higher. If the 2wd loader is mounted by mistake, the bucket won't touch the ground with the cylinders bottomed out. The factory loader for the 2wd is model ML333, for the 4wd it's ML334. BTW, those are new model numbers. Not sure they're even on the website yet.

 

[diesaroo]

I believe the difference is in the mount, not the actual loader, although I could be wrong. The 4wd sits higher. If the 2wd loader is mounted by mistake, the bucket won't touch the ground with the cylinders bottomed out. The factory loader for the 2wd is model ML333, for the 4wd it's ML334. BTW, those are new model numbers. Not sure they're even on the website yet.

So you're saying with the loader all the way down, the heel of the bucket should contact the ground? The loader that came with my 4025 4wd is called the 4550-4L. I can only reach the ground if I roll the bucket forward.

 

[burzynsr]

I am not familiar with the 4550-4L loader. Is that a new Mahindra brand loader? The model # is different from all previous that I have seen or read about.