Mihindra??

TexasJeff · Nov 2, 2000

Bird did you look at the new style 4110. Their engine is made in Korea by daedong. Many industrial applications use daedong engines. I liked the new 4 whl drive Mahindra They fit me better. I sat on NH, MF, Kubota, Tafe, Mahindra and Case/IH all in one day. I physically fit the NH and New Mahindra better. Like everything else ford/dodge/chevy its all Personal Opinion Jeff

chuckp · Nov 2, 2000

I looked at the Mihindra when I bought my TC35D. I wasn't very impressed either. I drove it, operated a FEL and pulled a bush hog. I thought that it was just a basic Tractor, but nothing spectacular.

Bird · Nov 2, 2000

TexasJeff, I guess it's been about 2 years since the last time I stopped at the Mahindra dealer's place and I don't even remember the model numbers that I looked at. I was with a neighbor who was thinking of buying one, primarily for hay work.

Bird

TexasJeff · Nov 2, 2000

Mahindra came out with their new line this year. It looks good to me 4 Wheel drive, 2 aux hydraulic 12 speed shuttle shift flat floor ect. Standard equip The only thing I am leery about is the electric/hydraulic PTO.

Jeff

Anonymous Poster · Nov 26, 2000

CHECK OUT WEBSITE AT PARKWAYTRACTOR.COM HE IS A VERY SUCCESSFUL NEW MAHINDRA DEALER. THESE TRACTORS ARE PUT INTO USE @ 1500 HOURS APPROX. IN ONE PART OF INDIA AND UPTO 3000 HOURS USE ANNUALLY IN ANOTHER PART OF INDIA WITH LITTLE OR NO PROBLEMS THEY ARE GOOD BASIC NO FRILLS TRACTOR WITH A TWO YEAR WARRANTY AND EXCELLENT TERMS

Billc · Dec 30, 2000

My neighbor just bought a Mahindra. He is suppose to have it delivered today. I know it is about 40 hp. That's all I know. Will update as he uses it.

I have been to Parkway and have bought several things from them. Good fellas, especially Charles, that is whom I normally deal with. They are in Calhoun GA, didn't know they had a web sight, congrats, Charles.

I believe they are about the largest, if not the largest dealer of Mahindra in the country.

Bill Cook

Thomas · Dec 30, 2000

Biilc,
Mihindra sure looks like the Internatioal tractors of the mid 70's give or take some years.

Seems like a lot of dealerships down around GA,NC etc..and thats good for the competition. /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif

Thomas..NH /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif

ERNIEB · Dec 30, 2000

Thomas, I have been told that the Mahindra is based on the international, but the parts are NOT interchangable.

Ernie
"I deem it necessary for Texas to be ready to meat an army of eight or ten thousand strong in May next." Eli Mercer (in a letter to Henry Smith Dec,1835)

Billc · Dec 31, 2000

Thomas,

He had it delivered yesterday. It is a nice looking tractor. He opted for the FEL as well. Don't know why anyone would have a tractor and not get one. His is also 4x4. I told him to throw a bucket of mud on it to get the newness off. Don't think he liked my idea. The dealer had Armoralled (spelling?) the tires. It really looked nice.

Again, as he uses it I'll give y'all an update on how it works over time. Hope it gives him many years of trouble free service. The Internationals were very good tractors.

Bill Cook

Thomas · Dec 31, 2000

Billc

I agree those Int tractor at the time were darn good tracotrs also sold like hot cakes on a cold morning.

Kinda to bad he didn't purchase a FEL,becuase most of the time when someone changes there mind it cost more later on.

Hope it warm up down there for you folks.

You and your family have a safe and pleasant New Years.

Thomas..NH /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif