HST Wont move forward or back

[MAX-24-Dean]

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Mahindra 2555 HST won't go forward (reverse works)

Today when I cranked up my Mahindra 2555 HST it would'nt go forward, but reverse worked fine. There were no strange noises or anything else out of the ordinary. I just press the pedal and nothing happens. The last time I used the tractor everything worked fine. Is there anything obvious I can check?

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2018 Mahindra HST 2555 Forward & Reverse Issues

In late May of this year (2020) I bought a 2018 Mahindra 2555 HST with 264 hours on it. From the dealership it seemed to be a solid machine. With the tractor I bought a grapple so it took a couple of weeks to get that in and rigged out. I finally got the tractor to the farm to put it to work...

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[Makers_Mark]

I very much appreciate everyone's help and advice. Everything I try does not remedy the problem so off to the dealer it goes. One dealer just guessed that it's a failing pump at the cost of $10,000 and btw they're not available. I'm basically out of business. This is my second Mahindra and they both had catastrophic failures....meaning, the cost to fix was not worth it. My other tractor is a Mahindra 2810 and was relatively problem free until it failed in a big way...the 4wd transmission failed...that would cost over $5000 to fix. So I bought a used 2015 2555 and here I am again. Wish me luck.
My new motto is "Never Mahindra"

 

[Sergei1]

Sounds like that price is the entire HST transmission being replaced, If thay haven't already be sure they do a pressure test on it

 

[Makers_Mark]

I'm ready to vomit. Just got a call...$15,000 to replace bad HST...8 year old tractor. I'm so disgusted. Like I said, I now have 2 Mahindras on my farm that had catastrophic damage. I don't even know what to do. I don't care how great of an experience you've had with Mahindra (I had 10 good years with my 2810 until it failed), it's not worth buying a Mahindra to wait for the day that this big of a failure might happen.

I would steer anyone away from Mahindra.

 

[Sergei1]

I'm ready to vomit. Just got a call...$15,000 to replace bad HST...8 year old tractor. I'm so disgusted. Like I said, I now have 2 Mahindras on my farm that had catastrophic damage. I don't even know what to do. I don't care how great of an experience you've had with Mahindra (I had 10 good years with my 2810 until it failed), it's not worth buying a Mahindra to wait for the day that this big of a failure might happen.

I would steer anyone away from Mahindra.

Sounds like it might be cheaper for you to repair the 2810.