Manuals- Service, owners, etc (If you need diagrams)

[dickfoster]

I can say most other brands like bobcat have a website bobcatpartsonline.com . Cat you have to have a serial number to lookup parts

when it comes to Mahindra I completely agree, one thing I can do is submit your complaint to the national service rep

Well someone needs to complain and complain often until they break down and do something. What they have certainly isn't getting the job done as I'm sure you would agree after you've looked at one.

 

[melroebobcat]

Well someone needs to complain and complain often until they break down and do something. What they have certainly isn't getting the job done as I'm sure you would agree after you've looked at one.

I will do everything I can, I don't work for Mahindra directly.. but I know people in high up places

 

[dickfoster]

I will do everything I can, I don't work for Mahindra directly.. but I know people in high up places

Yeah I already knew you worked at a dealership. You'd think that Mahindra would have someone on here just for this sort of feedback. It's not as if there are that many tractor boards out there. It's not unusual for OEMs to run with their heads where the sun doesn't shine. I once sat in a room full of enthusiasts for two full days and watched as Toyota never asked a single question. I guess they think they have all the answers and can read our minds, not that it matters what we think until it's too late.

 

[melroebobcat]

I believe the biggest problem is Mahindra is growing faster then they can keep up, they need people like "us" "me" working for them. I am not cocky but I know for a fact I could really make some pos improvements to every sector of there business outside of sales. I will submit a complaint for you on the manual thing :thumbsup:

 

[JerryK]

I need a real maint manual for my new 2016 2555 Cab HST tractor. I had my dealership order me one. It came, cost only about $45, and only has a one page super small blob type electrical print. Sort of ' we included the print ' page, but too small and way too blurry to use a magnifying glass to try to make something out. My 5035 manual came, was about $165, and looks to be a real manual. I need a real electrical print for the 2555. Don't know why they even put out a manual that does not say much.

 

[dickfoster]

I need a real maint manual for my new 2016 2555 Cab HST tractor. I had my dealership order me one. It came, cost only about $45, and only has a one page super small blob type electrical print. Sort of ' we included the print ' page, but too small and way too blurry to use a magnifying glass to try to make something out. My 5035 manual came, was about $165, and looks to be a real manual. I need a real electrical print for the 2555. Don't know why they even put out a manual that does not say much.

To keep up the appearance of support and still get your money of course. LOL Did you really have to ask, Jerry?

 

[melroebobcat]

lshaffer, I can prob just send you the information on the clutch, if your interested in buying a manual I can def get you one also?

 

[JerryK]

I would like to officially take back my bad-mouthing about the 2555HST Service Manual... Although the two page complete tractor electrical diagram is unreadable, the individual section prints/diagrams/wire charts are pretty good. After I actually took time to dig in and do some reading whilst I am snow'd in from making firewood, spending time in my barn. So, please forgive me big Mahindra gods.... for I have sinned.... I apologize for muttering thy name in vain .. Your humble servant, Jerry....

 

[rholmes69]

I recently obtained electronic version of the 3510 and 4110 "New sheet metal" (circa 2004-ish) service manuals, owners manual, flat rate manual (good for pics).

I found during my last repair that diagrams and info aren't "easy" to find. Because of that, I am willing to share the occasional diagram or section, if somebody needs it.

Due to copyright, I cannot share "copies" of the manuals or post large sections at a time, but I'll help when I can.

That's it. Just looking to help out fellow Mahindra owners.

I have a request!

I am looking to drain the water/change the filter on the fuel system on my 2810. I assumer it is probably pretty similar. On the pump, there looks to be some sort of bleeder to drain the air from the lines, but I am not completely sure of that. Can you confirm the process?

Also, I have the tear down manual for the 2004ish 2310 and 2810. IF anyone needs scanned pages or specific data, let me know.

 

[dickfoster]

I believe the biggest problem is Mahindra is growing faster then they can keep up, they need people like "us" "me" working for them. I am not cocky but I know for a fact I could really make some pos improvements to every sector of there business outside of sales. I will submit a complaint for you on the manual thing :thumbsup:

Don't do it for me, do it for the market and most of all for Mahindra. It's to their advantage to get off of their backsides and remedy the situation. It would be money well spent and all they have to do is to divert some of the money they are now spending on advertising and marketing efforts. Remind them that a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush while it takes about 10 times the marketing effort and expense to recapture a lost customer. Current customers are both the best advertizing and the worst. Remind them that the customer base of current owners can either make or break them. In business I generally treated my customers like gold. Take care of customers and they will take care of you.