Been working my 2615 a lot since I got it

[Wyld Bill]

I got my "new to me" tractor home Sunday night.
I used it last night & tonight. WHAT A BLAST! I can't belive how much snow I have moved already. I have a problem though,..it's so fun that I stay out there too long & almost end up getting frost bite on my fingers.

You guys want to see pics? This thing is pretty mint for a used tractor.

 

[ChuckinNH]

I couldn't tell that wasn't a new tractor! Looks like you are getting some great use out of it already. I'm still looking, but am impressed by the work folks do with their Mahindras.

 

[Savagepike]

Definitely a good buy. Where are you located? You've got plenty of work waiting with all of that snow...

P.S. Are your rears loaded? If not, the back end gets pretty light at times with a full bucket.

 

[Wyld Bill]

Definitely a good buy. Where are you located? You've got plenty of work waiting with all of that snow...

P.S. Are your rears loaded? If not, the back end gets pretty light at times with a full bucket.

I'm in central Maine.
I can't seem to figure out how to get my location on my posts

The tires are not loaded yet. Probably load them at some point though.

 

[Iowachild]

I'm in central Maine.
I can't seem to figure out how to get my location on my posts

On the "Main Index" page click "My Home". On the left side of that page you will see an "Edit Profile" option under the "Setting & Options" title. Click "Edit Profile" and part way down that page you will find where to enter your location.

 

[Sergei]

I'm in central Maine.
I can't seem to figure out how to get my location on my posts

The tires are not loaded yet. Probably load them at some point though.

Question for you...in your second picture which shows the front axle, the bar behind the front axle is that the tie rod?

 

[George2615]

I'll answer Sergei since I have the same tractor. Yes it's the tie rod. I have added skid plates to the bottom side of the differentials of mine and a friends 2615 to offer some protection. I haven't caught anything with mine yet but my friend ran over a stump that caught his tie rod and bent it into a V shape.

 

[Sergei]

That answers my question, bending the rod is the same problem that the CK series Kioti tractor have and one of the reasons I when with Mahindra and the 2815. I just assumed that all the 15 series would have had the same front setup as my tractor, looks like I learn something new today.

 

[jpm1]

WYLD BILL,
Don't worry about the frost bite, with a Mahindra, fingers are all over rated!
I have a 2810 HST with a 108H loader and 5 ft rear blower, and I have spent as much as 12 hours a day moving snow. One 5 day week last winter 60 hours. Love my Mahindra Summer brings lots of hours mowing too.
John