Mahindra 5525 2WD
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Dougster
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Correct. No more than about 3 days worth. That's why I'm saying that this tough backhoe job coming up is going to make the decision for me. If the 4110+509 combo performs well enough, no more talk of a PTO pump. If the 4110+509 combo falls short and causes me to have to rent the JD110, the PTO pump project goes full steam ahead. Simple as that.Keith_B said:
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Dougster said:
no sweat Dougster, I'll stand by for you
Dougster
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Only problem is the job is a good 1-1/2 hours each way (in tow mode) from the lakeside resort!LarryRB said:no sweat Dougster, I'll stand by for you
Sure wish you were closer at times like this. I could use a little professional-grade back-up from time to time! Dougster
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magyarbacsi
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So Dougster, how did the BH perform for you. I read the GPM on the 4110 is not quite 8gpm. So if it was ok for you then it should be fine with the 5525.
Back to my first post. I asked what was the composition of the 5525 as Mahindra has partnered with various motor and tranny productions in the past. I got my answere the other day from a dealer and that is that Mahindra has designed and produced them both for that model. It is their own version. It still meakes me wonder if it is a copy of a previous partnership, e.g. Ford/New Holland, John Deer/ Yanmar, etc...
It will only matter when I have to replace parts, hope not, as the availability of them. Looking forward of taking delivery at end of this month.
Now I will have to build an addition to my garage so I can house the Massey and the new arrival both. Hope they'll get along under the same roof.
Back to my first post. I asked what was the composition of the 5525 as Mahindra has partnered with various motor and tranny productions in the past. I got my answere the other day from a dealer and that is that Mahindra has designed and produced them both for that model. It is their own version. It still meakes me wonder if it is a copy of a previous partnership, e.g. Ford/New Holland, John Deer/ Yanmar, etc...
It will only matter when I have to replace parts, hope not, as the availability of them. Looking forward of taking delivery at end of this month.
Now I will have to build an addition to my garage so I can house the Massey and the new arrival both. Hope they'll get along under the same roof.
bindian
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That would be International they partnered with.magyarbacsi said:
hugs, Brandi
Dougster
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The 4110 is currently rated at 9.5 GPM and has supposedly been that way for quite a while... since before my late-2004 production machine was built in fact. The paperwork took a while to catch up with the physical change, but we have verified the pump size as 9.5 GPM on my machine.magyarbacsi said:
Those backhoe jobs I spoke of are happening this week. One is a real nasty one. By the end of the week I will either be very happy with my 4110+509... or I will have a PTO pump on order... or I will have a JD110 (or similar) on order.
Stay tuned!!!
Dougster
DavesTractor
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We loaded a 5525 and a backhoe on a truck heading north to a dealer in Washington. Left about 5 pm today. I suspect that might be yours?
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If it's going to an Olympia address to Rod, then its mine. Good deal. Looking forward to tearing up my acerage this spring