Mahindra 2015 & 2615 dimension

slapshot · Jul 28, 2007

Does anyone know what the dimensions are for a 2015 and a 2615 with a loader & R4's? The published dimensions are for R1's and obviously no loader.

Thanks
Dave Gossett

wnymudd · Jul 28, 2007

The width on the 2015 is about 52" with the industrial tires. Not sure why they put a 48" bucket on it. I think a 54" would have been better. I have a 2015hst. Go with the 2615. Width is 54" I think with a 60" bucket. Dimentions just seem better on the 2615.

knute_m · Jul 28, 2007

slapshot said:
Does anyone know what the dimensions are for a 2015 and a 2615 with a loader & R4's? The published dimensions are for R1's and obviously no loader.

Thanks
Dave Gossett

I just went out and measured. The outside-to-outside dimensions of the front tires are 48 inches.

I don't disagree that the loader bucket could be wider. But, I've got about 120 hours on my 2015, and have not found this to be a problem for anything I've tried to do. I can't think of anything I've tried to do with the loader that was restricted by my rear tire width.

I wanted the 2615, but I've had problems with my knees. I felt that extra step of getting on and off the 2615 would aggravate a problem made worse by my last two tractors.

The 2015, with ML104 loader and 2710 backhoe (same as 3710 backhoe forthe 2615, except for the mounting frame) has done everything I've wanted to do. I maintain 25 acres where the house is located. This includes over a half-mile of gravel driveway, a pond, snow plowing, log skidding, fencing, stump removal, brushogging, etc. I maintain another seven acres down the road.

slapshot · Jul 29, 2007

I'm on the fence between a 2015 & 2615. The 2015 is a really nice unit. But for $2000 more 6hp more, 500lbs heavier and a larger loader all sound like a good deal. Its just that the 2615 looks so much larger in the show room.
I have about 6 acres mostly wooded. I think either unit would do fine for me. I'm just looking for the best bang for my buck.
I'm leaning more toward the 2615 at this point.

-dave

Outlander · Jul 29, 2007

If this is to be a giant lawnmower get the 20. It is just on the edge of tight lawn work but does it OK. The 26's front tires will rip your turf in tight turns especially with the loader. If your doing rough mowing in open fields get the 26. Look at your tire options too. If your going the giant lawnmower route get turfs. The 4's and Ag's will rip turf in tight turns. Both are good machines Mitsubishi builds them well.....

wnymudd · Jul 29, 2007

Good point on the lawnmowing! Don't get me wrong. I love my 2015hst. Just that I don't use it as a lawnmower. I think for my own purposes I should have gone one size bigger. That said, what size snowblower do you use on yours? I have a long drive to my barn and have found it very time consuming to clean out with bucket. High drifts ect.

driver444 · Jul 29, 2007

WNYMUDD,

Just for your information, I have a gear drive 2015 with a 54 inch blower on the back. I only went with the 54 instead of 60 or 64 because I don't have a live PTO, and can't go into drifts any slower than low in reverse and keep the auger turning. Having said that, I have yet to bog this tractor down with the 54 inch. If you're a hydro, go with the 60, and you'll be able to "feather it" in the snow, (because your PTO is live) and you'll have no problems.

wnymudd · Jul 30, 2007

Thanks driver444,
That info will come in handy this fall as we gear up for winter!! I want one that will be wider than the tractor if I ever go to a larger tractor. Thanks.