Backhoe need to know whats missing on the 3 point

[KWentling]

Must they be Mahindra OEM parts? Aftermarket parts are waaaaay cheaper'

I believe the Max26 was the answer to Kubota's BX series so they are probably pretty much one of a kind. Kind of in-between Cat 0 and 1.

 

[Leejohn]

If the upper lift arms are there, I would just make the rest. It would only cost around $150.00 and time.

 

[airbiscuit]

It strikes me that you should be able to buy generic parts from a local farm store:

Lower Arms
Lift Arms
Top Link
Sway Chains/Turnbuckles

If the rockshaft arms are gone, you may have to. buy OEM or fab some up

I would Go to a Mahindra Dealer, take some pics and measurements and see what you are missing

You can buy a complete 3pt set up for Kubota B Series on Ebay for $195 with free shipping if the dimensions match up closely.

 

[tmcj]

The 3 pt equipment is something that I wouldn't skimp on or rig up. Especially if you have a relatively new tractor and still have the factory warranty, which probably wouldn't cover damages or repairs if improper components were used in the process. In that case I probably would spring for OEM components even if they cost more, and also know that they were designed specifically for use with my machine and system. You should be able to find everything you need on the microfiche from a place like New England Tractor (Johnson Automotive).

 

[airbiscuit]

The 3 pt equipment is something that I wouldn't skimp on or rig up. Especially if you have a relatively new tractor and still have the factory warranty, which probably wouldn't cover damages or repairs if improper components were used in the process. In that case I probably would spring for OEM components even if they cost more, and also know that they were designed specifically for use with my machine and system. You should be able to find everything you need on the microfiche from a place like New England Tractor (Johnson Automotive).

So, How much $$$$ will all those OEM parts cost?

 

[CincyFlyer]

So, How much $$$$ will all those OEM parts cost?

I know that for the Mitsubishi-based Mahindra 2516 a "kit" was just under $1K, two years ago. I suspect similar for this model.

 

[Mauser12]

I would look around for used. Most compact tractor 3-point will be close to the same. For example, I wanted both lift arms to adjustable on my tractor and I found a new part for a Yanmar on ebay. It actually has more adjustment than the corresponding Mahindra part and is somewhat better built. New, it cost me just over $20 delivered. You might find something that will work in a tractor junk yard or by searching for one on the Internet.

 

[Tractor Seabee]

Hi, I am hoping somebody can fill in the blanks, I got a deal on a 2015 Mahindra MAX 26XL with a 26B backhoe installed. I got it for good price because it is missing the parts from the 3 point you remove to install the backhoe. Eventually I would like to remove the backhoe and install other 3 point attachments. Does anyone know exactly what missing parts I need for this?
Pictures would be helpful if possible and greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance

Go see your local Mahindra dealer. At least get the diagrams for the OEM parts kit if the price is exorbitant. That way you can identify all the pieces so you can shop intelligently. Places that sell SPEECO parts have a neat chart showing all the common pieces. You may have to buy OEM on some MH unique item or modify some to fit right. Not handy with tools you are probably better off biting the bullet with OEM kit.

Ron

 

[oldpilgrim]

Tractor Supply has about everything you need.

 

[rockarosa]

Go to the Tractorhouse website and post a "want to buy". I did this for a subframe when I had my New Holland and a dealer out of Missouri sold me a used one for 1/5 the cost of a new one.