Actually mine machine was made by Mitsubishi. Mitsu makes the 1500 series while TYM makes the 2500 machines. The Mitsu is supposed to be a little nicer. Like I said I like the machine just not the manuals nor what seems to be Mahindras attitude. I know manuals aren't hard to do because I've done a few in my day and there is absolutely no reason whatsoever for Mahindra not to have good service info accessible and avaliable to owners on their website. They did once a few years ago. Most of the data needed for service info and manuals is already avaliable. They have to have it to build the tractors. All it takes is a copy of Adobe Acrobat to put it together into decent service and or operators manuals. If you want a hard copy, just hit the print button. It really is easy to do. The reasons aren't because they can't nor is it expensive, it's simply a conscious choice on their part and that is why I'm so adamant and vocal about it. Chaulk it up as a bad attitude which is not good for us or for them. I actually want them to succeed. I watched what happened to Detroit when they got a dose of attitude problems.
BTW I'm a little off 49, you take hwy 20 to my place which jogs east from Nevada City. Where were you up here?
Dick..
I was actually all over the Sierra's..Long story short..Born in Lodi ,spent most of my life above Pioneer on Hwy 88, about 6500 ft elev mark..that was "home"..spent a bit in Grass Valley and Quincy ...covered N Cali to about Arnold ,Sonora area..was involved in the timber trade,,Anywhere from harvesting,loading,setting chokers, mechanic to driving trucks to the mill's..covered about every dirt track or paved highway in between..And that was the summer job. That is about all I miss of the left coast is the Mountains.
