Share your Mahindra experience.

bbbmgo · May 26, 2014

2012 Mahindra 4010
2012 Mahindra 3016

The 3016 only had some problems, but they were abel to be fixed by the dealer. The 4010 has had major problems and one of them the dealer said Mahindra does not have a fix for, yet. As far as I am concerned, don't buy a Mahindra.

bindian · May 26, 2014

Mahindra's 10 series is the tractors I have heard about having the most problems. An online friend, who has a 4110, told me to stay away from the 10 series.
hugs, Brandi

Brianbragg · May 26, 2014

I had a 2004 2615. Has over 1200 hours on it and runs great. I run this tractor hard with nothing but regular maintenance. Sold it to my neighbor when I bought my 4035. He enjoys it as much as I did. I only bought the 4035 to skid much larger trees mostly.

Bascom · May 27, 2014

Just went over 300 hours on my 2010 5035 this past weekend and running great!
Really enjoy my tractor time.

Farmtruck · Jun 3, 2014

I have a 2011 4530 4 wheel drive with FEL. I have 227 hours on it with no problems. I use the tractor for hay production, logging, bush hog, snowplowing and loader work around the farm. The loader is very powerful and the coolant system is the best I've seen. I ran a 9 foot haybine in 110 degree heat for 6 hours with no problems. Very tough basic tractor !

reubiconinternational · Jun 4, 2014

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dismith550 · Jul 14, 2014

When you store your Mahindra for more than a few days, follow directions and lock clutch pedal down with clip. I left mine unused for about five weeks and it stuck. After 3 hrs + bush hogging, chaining to a tree (with slack chain so there is a jolt to the clutch when you reach the length of the chair), I got mine loose by putting bucket against a tree (try to make top and bottom bucket lips match tree - don't bend it), I backed up a couple of feet and started the tractor in low 1, then low 2, then low three, and ran up against the tree a few times until - bingo it broke loose and saved me $2,000 in mechanics fees. PS a mechanic from S KY told me how to do this when he could have charged me the money - I'll be going to him for all essential work. A Mahindra dealer in OH just said, "Bring it in, we'll split your tractor and fix it." PPS - I also said a prayer of thanksgiving immediately after it broke loose. Other than poor design and cheap metal in stabilizers, (broke 2) the Mahindra is satisfactory.