Lets see your Mahindra!

[Eddievalleytrailer]

Can someone post a link to that thread, or just post the title for the rest of us to find?
hugs, Brandi

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...8-brand-new-2538-pops-out.html?highlight=2538

 

[JerryK]

My fleet of Mahindras [ Mahindri ??? ].... 2011 5035 HST TLB [415 hours] and a 2016 2555 HST Cab [7.3 hours].... sold my old 1981 J.D. 2240 [5800+ hours]

 

[dickfoster]

My fleet of Mahindras [ Mahindri ??? ].... 2011 5035 HST TLB [415 hours] and a 2016 2555 HST Cab [7.3 hours].... sold my old 1981 J.D. 2240 [5800+ hours]

None of them look like they do any work or even get to go outside. It's cruel to keep a tractor penned up like that.

 

[JerryK]

The OLD one has dug many a stump, and carted many a yard of gravel/clay mix.... and did snow blowing duties since 2011. Now the new one is going to take over for the old John Deere. Run the chipper, haul the wood, keep the new drive in shape [ the one the old one just finished ] and will assume winter snow duties with me in the cab..... Keeping the old rear blower just incase... Get's nasty up here some winters..... Just finished bringing in this years wood last week...

 

[Glrret]

My 2016 Mahindra 2555 looked like that once..... now I have 152 hours a full hay season and half a logging/firewood season on it.

 

[JerryK]

My 2016 Mahindra 2555 looked like that once..... now I have 152 hours a full hay season and half a logging/firewood season on it.

 

[kneedeep]

I have added to my stable with a 5500 4WD

 

[mike69440]

Re: Lets see your Mahindra! Max 28 and a few Rocks.

I need to get my L39 Overhaul done soon, The Little Max is being asked to work a bit in the meantime.

Like my bigger tractor, the Max28 can carry a ton of rocks or more.

The Main pump relief is set at 2300 Psig for the 3 Pt., and the loader relief a bit over 2,200 Psig, so i cheat a bit.

Note that the counterweight is packed with steel bar cutoffs and weights over 600 lbs. Good 3pt capacity on a little tractor.

Pray for rain!

 

[mike69440]

Wow thanks! That would be awesome. Hadn't thought of it but now it will be on the list of 'must haves'! I use it so much that it makes perfect sense to have teeth!

That's being tough on an Ag tractor. A BH would be nice.

 

[Glrret]

This time of year is get the firewood in season.. I try to get one of these done each day after I get off work at 4:30pm.

 

[JButze100]

Giving this a bump---traded the max 28 for a 2538...awaiting delivery.......patiently.....

 

[Sysop]

How about a Mahindra in action? I've been busy cutting down the fields before winter sets in. I'm only getting a few hours of day to work because the sun is far enough south, the side of my hill isn't getting much direct sunlight (My mountain is steep enough to shade itself). This is a lap of cutting on the lower part of the east field, video was taken about 4PM yesterday:

 

[mike35549]

My 2538 I got about a month ago. So far very impressed with what this little tractor will do.

 

[Creamer]

My 2538 I got about a month ago. So far very impressed with what this little tractor will do.

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Funny - I don't see it doing much! Sittin' in the shade, sittin' under cover, being a very cool toy!

 

[mike35549]

Well I have put about 30 hrs on it in 4 weeks. piling up brush and bush hogging and leveling a place for that building.

 

[JButze100]

Funny - I don't see it doing much! Sittin' in the shade, sittin' under cover, being a very cool toy!

Is that the trailer you use to haul your tractor? If so, some info- length? Capacity?

 

[mike35549]

It is 18' 7,000 lb with brakes on one axel. If I had it to do over I would have bought a 20' 10,000 lb trailer.

 

[JButze100]

I"m looking at an 18 as the trailer I used for the max will no longer work---

 

[bindian]

Guys,
Give careful thought on size when buying trailers. Good to make more room and capacity then you need. My 20 foot, 14,000 pound gooseneck was just big enough for my Mahindra and backhoe. Then I bought a grapple and hauling all would over gross the trailer.
Then I bought a 29 foot dual tandem for more room and capacity. I had plenty of room, until I bought a 9 foot offset disc.
To haul it and the tractor, I have to unhitch and back the Mahindra over the disc tongue. This is difficult for one person to do, but I figured out how to do it. It does take forever to unload and load. So buy bigger, cause you never know what you will be hauling next year.
hugs, Brandi

 

[screamin400]

I purchased a 20 foot 10k trailer for my 2538.