2565 Cab question.
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RNeumann
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2016 Mahindra 2565 Cab Review
Never seen this model in person but this link seems to indicate it's a push pull for 2WD and 4WD. A closeup of the plate next to the lever would also help if you have access.
Never seen this model in person but this link seems to indicate it's a push pull for 2WD and 4WD. A closeup of the plate next to the lever would also help if you have access.
tracydj
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I think it may be a knob to lock the differential which will drive both rear tires so they receive equal power. Mine is a foot petal that has the be held down constantly.
tracydj
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It could also be one of the 2-3 switches/levers that have to be activated to get the pto to function.
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IH782
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The 2555 and 65 only have on switch to operate the PTO. Not 3 like the 38. But its on the dash. Id still like to know what this lever is for. my 2555 has a plate where this lever is.
JerryK
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I ran across some TYM stuff when I was looking to buy my 2555. I think some of the TYM's have their mid-PTO control in that area. My 2555 has a pull-up [ similar to the 4X4 ] located just rear of the 4X4. I was not aware that the 2565 had a mid-PTO option, though.
JerryK
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Also, some TYM's that do not have a hyd actuated PTO have a manual control in that area. There is a similar unused spot on both sides of my Mahindra 255 w/hyd PTO control.
I think you are right on this. The label next to the lever appears to be labeled different. I can't see what is on the Mahindra one, but you can clearly see that it is much different than the TYM one.
Finallygotone
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That lever is for the pto. If you read the plate which you can see to the left of the lever in the photo, it will say 540 in the up position and "N" for neutral in the bottom position. In order to make the rear pto work, that lever will need to be pulled up (with the clutch de-pressed) into the 540 position.
This tractor only has a 540 rpm pto. Once that lever is engaged, the red button on the dash actually turns the pro on.
This tractor only has a 540 rpm pto. Once that lever is engaged, the red button on the dash actually turns the pro on.
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