My New 4530 Has Arrived!!!

MUDONTHETIRES · Oct 26, 2007

The local Mahindra dealer delivered my new 4530 and picked up my 4505. This tractor is awesome! The seat with armrests is more comfortable, the deck has more room, and the matching aftermarket canopy is metal. I have a ton of reading tonight but at dawn, its on! Here are a few pictures of "TANK".

LAWALLSTRACTOR · Oct 26, 2007

Sure looks purty......tough and mean!

MUDONTHETIRES · Oct 26, 2007

Thanks Galen! I see you're a Mahindra dealer? You're right it does look mean!

MtnViewRanch · Oct 26, 2007

Tractor looks great, remember to remove that loader before you mow tomorrow. You need to figure out it comes off anyway. Not just the bucket, the entire loader. Should take 5-10 minutes the 1st time I would think.

Good luck and post pics tomorrow of all the work that you get done.

AchingBack · Oct 26, 2007

Yer on empty bud.

MUDONTHETIRES · Oct 27, 2007

No AchingBack, I don't have the key turned on. LOL! When the dealership delivered it today I was surprised that it had a full tank. That means something in todays times with fuel prices.

MUDONTHETIRES · Oct 27, 2007

I think I'm gonna take Bill6's advice and start waxing and using armor all on this thing in the morning. Seems like it would clean up easier with wax on it.

bindian · Oct 27, 2007

MUDONTHETIRES said:
I think I'm gonna take Bill6's advice and start waxing and using armor all on this thing in the morning. Seems like it would clean up easier with wax on it.

Oh no!

Another clean tractor!

Well, hurry up with that wax job so you can get out and play in the dirt.

I have been looking at the 5530 and the 4530s when I stop in at my dealer. Nice looking tractors. Yours looks better with the canopy installed.

hugs, Brandi

weldingisfun · Oct 27, 2007

Nice looking tractor there, MUDONTHETIRES. Enjoy it!

MUDONTHETIRES · Oct 27, 2007

Thanks for the compliments! I'm working on the wax job and I'm about to go play in the dirt as Brandi says!

Dougster · Oct 27, 2007

MUDONTHETIRES said:
I think I'm gonna take Bill6's advice and start waxing and using armor all on this thing in the morning. Seems like it would clean up easier with wax on it.

Great looking tractor Mud!

As always, I am terribly jealous of all you rich folks who can just run out and buy a brand new tractor. The term "brand new" will never be in my book I'm afraid. But like others have noted, someone with the big bucks has to buy them new so that I can later buy them used!

Glad to see you are going to follow the "Bill6 Standard"! Bill6 is my "tractor care" hero. He sets the standard that the rest of us can only hope to achieve on our best days.

Dougster

bindian · Oct 27, 2007

Dougster said:
Great looking tractor Mud! As always, I am terribly jealous of all you rich folks who can just run out and buy a brand new tractor. The term "brand new" will never be in my book I'm afraid. But like others have noted, someone with the big bucks has to buy them new so that I can later buy them used!

Glad to see you are going to follow the "Bill6 Standard"! Bill6 is my "tractor care" hero. He sets the standard that the rest of us can only hope to achieve on our best days.

Dougster

I guess I will never understand y'alls need to clean your toys.

The only thing I keep compuslively clean are my tools.

I can't stand to have oil, slipperly tools.

Do y'all cringe every time y'all get mud on the tires. That is when I have the most fun............throwing mud with the R1s.
hugs, Brandi

Dougster · Oct 27, 2007

bindian said:
I guess I will never understand y'alls need to clean your toys. The only thing I keep compuslively clean are my tools. I can't stand to have oil, slipperly tools. Do y'all cringe every time y'all get mud on the tires. That is when I have the most fun............throwing mud with the R1s.
hugs, Brandi

Well, speaking only for myself here, we city slickers don't do R1's... so the mudbath thang is sort of a moot point!

But philosophically speaking, is not the tractor itself yet another tool???

Oh sure, it is a rather BIG one... but it is still essentially a tool. And for the very same reasons you keep your other important tools clean, you should also keep your tractor clean.

Nothing like a good wash after every dirt digging job I always say!

How's that for a good answer???

Dougster

RAS323 · Oct 27, 2007

That's a nice looking tractor-I thought about getting one and still do, but I think mine will do for a while. Congrats and good luck!!

MUDONTHETIRES · Oct 27, 2007

Thanks again for all the compliments! I wish I were rich Dougster, then I could just hire out tractor work. The main reason I got another tractor was for the 4WD and the FEL. My 4505 was constantly getting stuck around the pond. As for as waxing it, I must admit it looks great! Getting "mud on the tires" is one of the fun parts, but cleaning your tractor after a productive day ranks up there!

MUDONTHETIRES · Oct 27, 2007

By the way bindian, love your blog on Mahindra's site

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What type of hooks are those welded on your loader bucket?

civesnedfield · Oct 29, 2007

Mud,
Looks great and congrats. I have a twin to that one up here in Maine.

First thing I did when I got mine home was drive it into the manure pile.

Then I felt guilty and gave it a bath.
You might want to think about widening the tires out a bit. It helps with the overall stability. The fronts are easy, just take em off switch from side to side and turn em around. The rears are a little tougher. I had to take the center dish off to get the width I was looking for. Other than that have a blast.

MUDONTHETIRES · Oct 29, 2007

Thanks for the info Ed! Did you set your rears to the full 70"?

civesnedfield · Oct 30, 2007

MUDONTHETIRES said:
Thanks for the info Ed! Did you set your rears to the full 70"?

No I think they are one stop lower than the 70". Make sure you have help for the rears. They are kinda heavy, plus the center disk is a pain in the #$% to get back on the rim. I had to use a bar to work the dish to the holes and had my wife stuff the bolts.