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She just got home from the dealership, complete brand new motor. Motor was running really loud, and blowing blue smoke, check engine light had come on. Turns out the #2 rod and bearing went out. Dealer said it was due to a miss routed oil return line from the oil cooler, it was pinched behind...

I am considering trading my 2555 Cab Shuttle for a 6065 cab PS. I haven't seen many write ups about it other than the gentleman with the big hole in the side of the transmission. I use my 2555 for just about everything to include twitching logs, so I would be paying close attention to the...

One of the critical things to keep in mind when grooving your R4 tires is to not compromise the integrity of the lug to the point where you introduce the possibility of chunking . Grooving to close to the edges of the lug or multiple groves to close together will increase the chances of a lug...

This is the second winter on mine and I haven't had any chunking or splits. I'm very satisfied with the results.

You will not be sorry, the MX 9900 is a beast of a machine and the customer service is great. this is what it will look like when it arrives.

Yesterday I got all my firewood piled up for next year.

I got her all loaded up for a weekend of making firewood for some friends

I was thinking of using the same type tie down ring that IH782 used but to weld them to the front of the frame as indicated in this picture. Do you think the frame is strong enough there?

I was wondering what other have done to secure their tractors to a trailer for transport, the 2555 doesn't have a very good place to attach chains to.

My 2555 has more than earned its keep over the past few weeks. This weekend it will be doing a lot of backhoe work, removing stumps and digging a trench for a new power cable to the barn.

I have a WoodMaxx 9900 and I love it, it is simply a beast. I do what Roy suggests and use my forester's helmet it helps prevent being slapped in the face by limbs along with good hearing protection. This was the day it arrived.

It been a while sense I posted any new "Whatcha Been Doing with Your Mahindra" pictures. It's not because I haven't been using it, its more like I've been to busy using it to take pictures. Here are some from last weekend when I was out twitching in some logs we cut a few weeks ago for next...

I have a 2555 with a 75B. Here are the specs I found, as you can see the 75B has a substantial advantage over the 65B

I would be inclined to groove them with a 1/4 inch pattern like this:

Im not sure how the 65B stacks up to the 75B, But here is what the 75B has for measurements 1. From the swing pin to the end of the bucket fully extended straight out behind the tractor is 12' 8" 2. The boom cylinder retracted is 33", fully extended is 54 1/2" at pin center 3 The Stick...