When I was researching tractors I was leaning towards Kubota. They had a good size dealership and what seemed like a good service department. The problem was, they just did not want to deal. Their attitude was 'we are Kubota, take it or leave it'. So off I went looking for an alternative. When I got to the Mahindra dealer, it was a small dealership with a small service department. When I talked to the salesman he seemed willing to deal and seemed to want my business. He offered to deliver the tractor for no charge and made it sound like if I ever needed service he would be there to help. I ended up buying the tractor and at just about 1 year, 75 hours it would no longer start. I called the dealer and was told that the salesman no longer worked there. I asked the service department if they could send me a copy of the wiring diagram so that I could try to isolate the problem. They sent an illegible copy. I called them back to ask for a clearer copy and never heard back. I tried calling Mahindra corporate and was told three times that they would have someone call me. They never did. I used the forums here to determine that the problem was the fuel shut-off solenoid. (Thanks guys). I contacted Mahindra again to see if the solenoid was covered by the warranty. I was told that the solenoid is not included in the 5 year engine / drive train warranty. I told them that judging from what I've read on the forums the solenoid is a frequent point of failure and that they should do the right thing and replace the solenoid. After a few more phone calls they told me that they would reimburse me for the solenoid if I sent them a copy of my receipt. I should have known better. They never responded. A word of advice to those considering Mahindra. They may be the largest tractor company in the world, but their service is third world. Save yourself some headaches and buy the Kubota.