Tractor driving in India

[5030]

None at all. Never owned one and don't know of anyone around here that has one. Strictly Kubota and some JD here.

 

[Willman]

None at all. Never owned one and don't know of anyone around here that has one. Strictly Kubota and some JD here.

That’s what I thought

 

[5030]

Another snarky comment. Have a nice evening. Done commenting.

 

[tacticalturnip]

I have a great sense of humor, just curious if you had personal bad experience with owning a Mahindra.
I thought maybe you had some good information on why a person shopping for a tractor should avoid the brand.

Nah, he's just Walter Mathieu.

 

[Willman]

Another snarky comment. Have a nice evening. Done commenting.

What no sense of humor? Your not snarky?

BTW there are a lot of brand bashers on this forum that have no experience with the brands they bad mouth, it’s all hear say, I like to hear viable info someone can use
Done commenting also, enjoy life

 

[robbridgland]

Hi Guys

I live in UK and worked in India.. They don't have our money to buy new so they keep things running. I have respect for them. Also I had a JD but changed it to a Solis 26. Indian built with Japanese parts. Been working it for 5 years. Had one problem with front wheel stub axle after 3 years and Solis changed it FOC. Otherwise its great. Overload it often unloading hay and straw but it doesn't complain or break down. Value for money can't be beaten. Not expecting problems on value when I get round to trading it in. Indians know their engineering so don't knock them

 

[Little Red Tractor]

Biggest problem I've heard locally with Mahindra is getting reliable service. A couple shops are OK; others, NO-K.