Mahindra 3015HST

[JayC]

77kb should be working no problem. Are the photos the right format (e.g. jpg)? This may sound rather petty but are you sure you are uploading the right photo? If you have a couple copies of the photo for different sizes, you may have uploaded the wrong one. Also, you should create a gallery in the Photos section of the site. Last I checked, you are allowed photos up to 500kb with a 5MB maximum space alotted. Of course there are other sites to store photos, too, like Webshots.

Btw, does the 3015 have extendable link arms? I was looking at some photos and it didn't look like the link they were extendable. I can't believe they wouldn't be. /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif

 

[itsme]

What do you mean by 'extendable' front arms? Not sure what that means.

 

[itsme]

Here is another pic with the loader fully raised.

 

[JayC]

I'm talking about the 3-point hitch link arms. I'm wondering if they are extendable to make it easier attaching implements.

 

[GeekHollow]

Unfortunately, no. It is one of the few things I'd really like to have on mine. /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif

I've heard that there are some aftermarket designs, but haven't really looked into them yet. Maybe somebody else can chime in with some options.

Jerry

 

[JayC]

<font color="red"> Unfortunately, no. It is one of the few things I'd really like to have on mine. </font>

That's a shocker. I wonder why they didn't put any on? I can understand a small chassis machine or SubCUT not having them but I'm puzzled why a mid-chassis doesn't have them. How hard is it to hook up the larger implements without the assistance of the extendable links?

 

[GeekHollow]

To me, not that hard. But my experience may be atypical. You see, when I grew up dad had (and still does) a well-used 40-ish horse John Deere, and I usually had to help hook it up to a *very* heavy-duty bush-hog. After that I consider hooking up any attachment that I can move without a 6 foot prybar to be easy...

I honestly don't know the model of the Deere - he bought it at auction in the mid 70's from TDOT (Tennessee Department of Transportation) and had been painted TDOT orange (which is several shades lighter than Kubota, but I digress). As I work for the State myself, I know all too well that we don't surplus ANYTHING unless it's pretty much completely worn out... /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif

I've got a tale I could post in the safety forum of what can happen when the clutch finally lets go when you are going up a steep hill! /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif

jk