powerhouseboy where are 7520's

[7520]

powerhouseboy where are 7520\'s

are there any other owners out there? do you know how many have been sold? have you talked to them? hope all is going well on your end. did your tractor come standard with wheel weights? how about brush guard? thanks 7520

 

[powerhouseboy]

Re: powerhouseboy where are 7520\'s

I love my 7520 for the hours that I have on it. I haven't heard of any other people with the 7520. The wheel weights were standard but I had to purchase the brush guard as an option. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif

 

[Slippy]

Re: powerhouseboy where are 7520\'s

7520:
Powerhouseboy and I have been posting about the 7520 mostly because he has one, and I think I want one. What dealer did you get yours from in Ohio, and are you happy with them? How big of an implement do you attach to your pto? I pull a 10' rotary cutter w/ my 6000 and depending upon various factors I can run in high 1 or low 4, sometime have to even get down to 2nd gear in low. My 6000 dynos out at about 56 pto hp. Have either of you had your 7520 pto on a dyno?

 

[powerhouseboy]

Re: powerhouseboy where are 7520\'s

slippy,

I haven't had mine on a dyno, I only have about 23hrs on it so far, but I totally love it!!! I love the open platform and it is quieter with the turbo on it, (I love to hear the turbo sing to me). I have used mine so far mainly for snow and hauling corn to my corn stove, so I haven't been able to do much with it yet. I did haul a load of corn, about 230 bushel and it did a fine job. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif

 

[7520]

Re: powerhouseboy where are 7520\'s

slippy: no dyno yet. haas sales marietta oh. I-77 exit 6. 1(740) 374-3245 dont know how they will be. i havent asked them to do any thing yet. I hope they'll do fine. my 7520 didnt come with wheel weights. The manual says they are standard. the dealer said it didnt come with it when i called. Would my next move be call factory? i haven't had anything on pto yet. havent even had up to pto rpm yet . still breaking in . not much to do in wet weather. haul round bales and fire wood. not very big implaments yet only had smaller tractors. sounds like you could work one harder than i Got to go talk to you later

 

[powerhouseboy]

Re: powerhouseboy where are 7520\'s

It might be wise to call the factory as I do know that the weights are standard equipment. There are 2 for each side in the back, and a stack that goes on the front but if you have a fel on then they can't be on then. The dealer should have received them when he got the tractor.

 

[Slippy]

Re: powerhouseboy where are 7520\'s

Should have received them with tractor. I suggest you have your dealer do the work for you.

 

[powerhouseboy]

Re: powerhouseboy where are 7520\'s

7520,
I have noticed my 7520 to be quite cold blooded. It starts good but then it takes it probably 5 minutes to warm up good or it does the diesel porpusing, idling up and down until I give it some more rpm's. I was just wondering if yours was the same way? Thanks /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif

 

[fish_wisperer]

Re: powerhouseboy where are 7520\'s

i just got a 4500 2wd, i have a couple posts about it, talk about cold blooded. the dealer sais the e.p.a. made them put a sensor in that advances the timing untill its warm and you know how long that takes, i dont like it. i think it just started this year.

 

[glawall]

Re: powerhouseboy where are 7520\'s

To all 00 & 20 series Mahindra owners,
Near the front and just above the fuel injection pump there is a temp. sensor with a plug with 2 wires in it. The wires then go to the injection pump. Unplug the wires from the temp. sensor and run a jumper wire between the 2 wires in the plug. If this solves your cold blooded roughness you need an updated KSB temp sensor, part# 6003184C1 and a bracket for it part# 6003185C2. Your dealer should be able to help you with this. Hope this has been of some help to you.

GLAWALL
YOUR MAHINDRA TRACTOR DEALER
BATAVIA, NY