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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- A Little Bit About My #Mahindra 1635 #Shuttle-Shift Tractor
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I've owned a Mahindra 1626 for 2 years. Very happy with it. Does everything I need to do. Thanks for the walk around.
My brother bought a 1626 with a backhoe a year or two ago. He loves it. Thank You for watching 🙂
Have a 2021 Mahindra 2638, bought new FEL/backhoe, best thing I ever bought. No problem handling the terrain here in NH.
Very informative video. I have 3 Mahindras and love all of them. The first was the Max 26 XL shuttle (my favorite), the Mahindra 1538 I use with my sickle mower to mow hay and pastures, and the 3rd the Mahindra 1626 which I bale hay with (a small 3x3 Japanese round baler), move round bales, flail mow roadside ditches, etc. They do what I need done.
The Max is my favorite too. Thank You for watching
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I'm with you on the Kubota attitude. I went to a dealer that had a massive amount of tractors, some new and some intermingled that were older, and then others sat off to the side near another building. After looking at the new tractors with him and talking about the features and sizes, I asked if he had any used tractors. He said yeah and kind of gave a disinterested point to a certain area in the field. I said well are they for sale. He answered ...well I'm not keeping them. I told him I didn't know whether they were already sold or had some other criteria of perhaps repo status or whatever. He seemed to be a care...less kind of guy, so screw kubota.
If you can find a small, family-owned dealership, they’ll treat you better because they’re working for themselves, but they’re getting scarcer by the day. I loved my other John Deere’s and kubotas, but the dealerships were suck buttholes, I bought Red. There’s a new Branson dealership near me that’s owned by veterans and gives other veterans and first responders a discount.
I had the same problem with impliments at the Kubota dealer. Interesting that they had some antique Farmalls in the showroom
In India we had Mahindra 225 basic tractor for transportation of bricks
. 17 years no issue . The best thing about Mahindra is paint. Today we bought 2013 figo second hand car and 3000 dollars roughly in india. Look at the ac and it functions excellent. But many people in india dont consider ford cars because of spare parts and local dealers. I think same thing for Mahindra in usa. In india every 50 km you will have showroom or alteast local mechanic shop who can easily repair tractor in 30 kilometer.
I believe you are correct. Thank You for watching
I bought my first tractor, a Mahindra 26xlt, about 2 years ago. I did quite a bit of research and settled on the Mahindra. Doesn't make me an expert. Very happy with it. Not happy with the owners manual, but that's a solvable problem.
I agree with the manual. I had 2 cub cadets built by Mitsubishi and the manuals were similarly bad. Thank You for watching
Ive had max 24 for 7 yrs only had hydraulic cooler spring a leak and just changed a battery after 7 yrs i have a few attachments backhoe bh fm . Its worked above amd beyond its ability .awesome trackter
I am a big fan of Mitsubishi
Great review Tom!! Thank you for that. When I went “in search of”, the JD and Kubota, were never in my consideration. Mahindra WAS considered because one of my friends has a 25E and is very happy with it. I wasn’t willing to travel the distance he was for a reputable dealership. You hit on that early on and THAT, was my number 1 consideration. A neighbor I do a lot of work with has a Kioti and I was very impressed after seeing his performance. He’s got a CK, but I’m going CX. Dealership relationship, support, service and parts…is in my mind the first and most important factor. The Kioti dealership I’m dealing with, is that….a great dealership!! It was dealership that drove me away from YANMAR as well…and I was really set to go YANMAR, until dealership became as issue. Again, too far to travel for my blood. I don’t know if would be of any help to you, but D I Y My Way UA-cam channel has a video on adding another fuse block. Nice review!!
Thank You. Kioti makes a good tractor too
I purchased a 2638 HST Cab tractor last fall. While I am very happy with it, I never would have bought it if I had known parts were such a pain to get. I've been waiting since March 4th for a replacement roof.
I'm told Mahindra got a new parts supplier, time will tell I guess. Thank You for watching
Do you have to go through Mahindra to get a roof? There's so many aftermarket companies to look into.
@@pmaint1 For the cab model you do. If you're just putting a roof on an open model, then their are lots of options. Mahindra finally agreed to sell mine to me for the quoted price, so I had it installed.
I see. I didn't know you had a cab. Do I dare ask what happened to your original roof?
@pmaint1 I caught the edge of it on the end of my roof gutter backing up. It's a place I've back up many time snowblower. Not paying attention was costly.
I purchased one of the first Mahindra’s about 18 years ago hst 2015 had one strange problem with it would have to turn the key a few times before it would start but it was a great little tractor getting older and purchased a Kubota cab tractor.
Was that a 20 hp hydrostatic? Mitsubishi motor? I had a Cub Cadet 7200 that I believe was essentially the same tractor , but Cub cream and yellow with a gear druve
Looks like you could fabricate a plate to protect those hydraulic lines or their may already be one out on the market. It could mount to the two bolts forward of the hoses. Mention it to your dealer and they likely could get a local person to make a few. I'm looking at getting a 1635 and those hoses are very exposed to brush or any logs or sticks that could get kicked up.
I’ve been very careful, but it only takes that one time…
I wish I had! With my Kubota I must say the back hoe has been great. I’ve gone through 3 sets of front tires and wheels. BX 25 is tough on the front tires. Unless tires are rock hard the tires do rip off.
Bring it to Maine. 😆 I’ll give it the test
Thanks for the video. Do NOT buy from Mahindra. Mine has less than 300 hrs, multiple issues- hydraulic pump, shifter, lost of lifting capacity. Mahindra does NOT honor their 5yr warranty. Had to fix everything myself
the 2538 I had was a Real poS.
Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M) has signed an agreement to acquire a 33 per cent stake in Mitsubishi Agricultural Machinery Co for $25 million ...
Owning Mitsubishi Japan is a good business move. Mitsubishi makes good things.😊
Full throated review. Thanks.
Thank you for watching
Great video a very useful tractor on a small farm ,what would the ballpark price of that unit tractor loader with a double remote .I have not been able to find a dealer in the UK regards frank .
I’m guessing $25-26,000 USD at this point?
@@ledgemerefarm866 Mine was close to $23K for a 1635 with front end loader in Louisiana in December 2021
@@katrinaanon1038 that’s about what mine cost with the options I had . 2020 I’m very happy with it
@@ledgemerefarm866 It is one of the best deals out there cab or not. With Covid demand is high as people are moving away from cities to be gentleman farmers. That is farmers whose day jobs finance their farming life. With $5,000 worth of impliments you can do a lot with that 35hp diesel.
What hydraulic issues did you have with 2538? I have a 2638 cab and was curious.
Mostly leaks underneath. There were a couple places that were bad workmanship as in bubblegum welds or solders from the factory. I also had dash issues where the instruments went kerfluey and the PTO worked intermittently. The dealership fixed all of it under warranty
And what is the best model to work in forest to winch trees?
Not to big not to small?
There’s a tree service guy near me who has two 2638s. 35-45hp is big enough yet small enough to get around well. Load the tires
Are your tires filled with fluid? That might change your weight balance and traction
Yes. Rim Guard
We're looking at a 1640hst and a 2638hst right now and I was wondering, are the hydraulics as exposed on the 26 series as you show here on the 16 series? Is there some plate that could be mounted to protect it better?
the 26 series are an even bigger mess if that's even possible. the 16 series has a plate, but I have heard of some people reinforcing it even more.
People who don't know Mitsubishi is 56%owned by Mahindra
That’s true
Súper cat
I'm fixing to buy a 2021 20 emax with a Yanmar engine. I'm downsizing from a 2020 B2601 Kubota. So I should feel good with this move and your happy?
I have been very pleased with Mahindra and my dealership. There’s a Mahindra owners group on Facebook. I would recommend asking how people feel about their eMax tractors. I have not heard anything negative about that model. Thank You for watching
I heard lots of good things about Mahindra. The first tractors I looked at were Mahindra. The more I looked at other tractors the more I was driven to Mahindra. I found Mahindra did things better than almost anyone else. Finding the right dealer is the hard part on any tractor maker.
@@katrinaanon1038 that’s right. I don’t care the color, if the dealership stinks, you won’t be happy
I've got a 2017 Emax 22 that I've owned since 2019. To date, the only failures have been the welds on the baffle in the muffler breaking, and a leaking rear axle seal. The dealer told me the muffler was covered under the 2 year bumper to bumper warranty, not the 7 year warranty, so I cut the muffler open, dealt with it, and welded it back together. Couldn't bring myself to pay the $500 price for a new muffler. I'll probably replace the axle seal myself as it looks to be a pretty simple job. Other than that, it's been a good little tractor.
@@tonyz2897 $500 muffler 😳
Who's the best Kubota or Mahindra?
Kubota
Do you know anything about the 4540?
Not really, no
my mahindra is built in japan with mitsubishi motor it bullet proof
I agree. The Mitsubishi tractors are as good as Kubotas.
This tractor is made by Mitsubishi in Japan for Mahindra ....🙂
Yes. In the early 2000s, Mahindra took over the Mitsubishi/Cub Cadet utility tractor line. Before that, Mitsubishi made compact tractors for Case-IH. Thank You for watching. 😊
mahindra tractors are completely made in india
This video literally shows a "made in japan" tag on the tractor
All Mahindra tractors are manufactured overseas, either in India or China. The only two people that Mahindra gives a job to is the salesman and the mechanic that keeps fixing them. Buy American and give your kids or grandkids a job. Buy a John Deere that is made in Augusta, Georgia, John Deere employees thousands of Americans.
They don’t build compacts in the US and many of their mid sized utilities are built in India. Mitsubishi is Japan. If the John Deere employees don’t stop being greedy, JD will move all their production overseas. Mahindra loaders are built in the US. Kubota is actually building compacts in the US, but John Deere does not John Deere tractors are produced in 9 countries around the world. There are three factories in Brazil that manufacture tractors and harvesters. More John Deere equipment is produced in factories in Argentina, Finland, France, two in Germany, The Netherlands, and in four factories in India. Plus, there are two John Deere factories in Mexico. You have to buy a 7,8, or 9r to get a US built tractor
@@LedgemereHeritageFarm You need to look at your VIN number. On my 2038R the LV stands for Factory Designation = Augusta, GA.
@@rickroberts2552 final assembly, yes. Built, no.
John Deere ? Ask the workers in Iowa how good a company J/D is, might have a different opinion about that “Great American” company….. no thanks, just over priced and under powered AND screws the customers
John Deere ? Ask the workers in Iowa how good a company J/D is, might have a different opinion about that “Great American” company….. no thanks, just over priced and under powered AND screws the customers with proprietary components
Delete those emissions I did my 1640 runs way better
Since I made this, my 1635 has had more shift issues, hydraulic valve issues and the starter died. I’m not sure if ever buy another one