I have a story for you! I bought last year ! it developed a leak where the hydraulics hook up to a valve on the right side of the transmission, at this point all is well with the backhoe! I fixed the leak with a temporary repair called Mahindra dealer they eventually months later came out to fix it. note their warranty dose not cover transport.. bull in my opinion, you have to pay for a service call. anyway they replaced the valve, I watched him replace it it was not a direct replacement and he was surprised too. he changed some parts over and installed it. all is ok with his repair, butt now when I use the backhoe it will bend the DIPPER cylinder within about 5-10 minutes of use! not even hard use the cylinder will get very warm compared to the other cylinders also after fighting with Mahindra for a couple months they REFUNDED my money for the first one,, now they want me to bring it in so they can inspect it to see if there is a valve problem!!! they only said this after I CONTACTED MAHINDRA DIRECTLY MY SELF.. I AM A FORD DIESEL SENIOR MASTER TECHNICIAN FOR 34 YEARS I SERIOUSLY DOUGHT ANY OF THEIR TECHS HAVE ANY WHERE THE EXPERIANCE I DO BECAUSE THEIR TECH SAID THEY HAVE NO, NO FORMAL TRAINING AND THEY ARE MAKING WARRANTY DESIONS ON VERY EXPENSIVE EQUIPMENT...ANY THOUGHTS, I know mine was only 35,000 but some of you guys have a lot more expensive tractors than mine. and do you know of any reason that the dipper cylinder would bend 2 times.. they don't appear to be hardened because they will bend back close to straight when cycled back in several times I continued to use it bent and it still has not broken I am going to have it tested for hardness by a machinist to see how cheep of parts they use, I found the replacement shaft for $144