What did you do to or on your Mahindra today?

[burzynsr]

For the past few days I have walked out to the shop and the pasture to check the ground. Still to wet and don't feel like filling in ruts. I did check the oil and antifreeze. I guess I'll check the air in the tires today. The tank is full, just waiting on some dry ground.

 

[Cramby]

Took the backhoe off and put the mower on. Mowed.

 

[Neversosure]

Looked at it today..... from the kitchen window

 

[oldpilgrim]

Haven't seen mine today. I hope it's where I left it.

 

[millsan1]

My 2538 made me poop my pants today.

More accurately, the cost of the three point lift arm I bent did.

$280! For a lift arm!

 

[oldpilgrim]

Tisco Lift Arm, 51584M92 - For Life Out Here


Or
CountyLine Forged Lift Arm - For Life Out Here

 

[kneedeep]

Caught a break in the weather and planted 2 acres of Buckwheat/Sunflower blend in Deer Field. Running over with the cultipacker when the rain started.

 

[millsan1]

Moved a fair amount of fill material with the 2538. The lift arm being bent is really annoying. Have to fix that.

Also delivered a treadmill for my GF. Used there forks to get the 300lb treadmill to the back of the house.

 

[millsan1]

Used the forks to pick up the grapple from my trailer.

Then went into the garage to install the third function valve. Doesn't fit.

MF

 

[AchingBack]

A plastic tab on each of my head light lens covers broke. Even though the covers were staying in place, I didn't want to risk losing them during operation. So, I decided to see what I could do to secure them. In the process, I removed the header panel so I could work on things in the shop. Much to my surprise, I discovered each head light assembly is held in by three adjustable spring-loaded bolts with 8mm nuts. Simply tightening or loosening these nuts enables you to adjust the direction of the beams.