Ep158: Mahindra Tractors - #1 in the World?
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- In this video, we take a look at the Mahindra Tractor brand. I take a short trip to our local Mahindra dealer to speak with the general manager about the Mahindra tractor line. Special thanks to Daren for letting me come talk to him and video his inventory.
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I have a Mahindra Max 28XL 2013 model, I love the tractor. The tractor is equipped with a backhoe, Loader, box blade, bush hog, disc, landscape rack, ratchet rack, 3 pto sprayer rig (homemade) and finish mower. I only have an acreage, but I have used to clear the wooded area. I started 5 years ago on this clearing of 20 trees, vines, muscadine grape root balls (5 ft dia), and underbrush. I'm almost done. I've had health issues (70 yo). I was raised on Farmalls, so that's why I chose Mahindra.
Sounds like you have been very satisfied with your tractor. Good deal!
One thing for sure, you will never go wrong on Mahindra. They are crazy reliable.
I had the 3016 Mahindra loader/backhoe for 5 years and I did not have one problem with it. I miss that tractor, and it was a very Strong Tractor I sold it to my brother I got a new RK tractor but I still miss my Mahindra lol and Red tool house your doing a great job, and these Tractor will lift more the new tractor i have has that DPF filter I dont like that at all
Yeah, I need to look into the DPF filter and the DEF fluid thing more
Thank you for the video. We are looking to get a Mahindra at a big local dealership (NE Texas) in 2 months, after Christmas. We are 3 years offgrid now and I basically use a shovel! Sometimes I can get the kids to help... 🤣 We did some research and visited New Holland, Massey Ferguson and Mahindra dealerships. Mahindra looks like the clear winner. Looking to get a 22s, or 26L or bigger if I can get the payments down to $300 to $200 price range. BUT it must include a front end loader AND a backhoe! Found a local big dealer today that has all the new ones I want and plenty of used ones coming through at that price. For example he said he had a used 25 and 26 model with UNDER 40 hours (!) For under $300. Front end loader and backhoe included... I'm waiting for the holiday's and 2 BIG trips to be over with or I would jump on that deal...
Interesting interview but with a few moments of forethought the interview could have been improved by moving your interview location and minimizing road noise.
I look forward to all your videos and even with the road noise interference I would never vote you a negative!
Thanks for your effort and success in providing practical information.
Peter Vichi I think the biggest issue was from the cut-in scenes' audio... I think muting those scenes' audio would go a long way for the next video.
Yes, my bad on the final edit. I had them muted and they reset when I uploaded.
Red Tool House - Homestead, it wasn't the end of the world, so we'll forgive you this time...😁
Bought a 2020 Mahindra 4550 ..Loader, Grapple, Bushhog... It's Old School, Clutch, 4-Spd.. High, Low range 4+WD ..its Great so far 150 hours and I've been doing excavation work.. With in reason and thought... Incredible lift capacity, also have rear tires filled, liquid... Runs Great.. Love It...
My Local Mahindra dealer said any models 100HP and up are too new to the market and haven't proven themselves yet. But, I liked the dealers sales pitch.
Mahandra has a great warranty and a super discount for VETS.
I was not aware of their veteran discount. Good to know.
I just bought a new used Mahindra 1533 and it has some warranty left on the 5 year warranty but I'm seeing all over RUclips that they're warranty sucks and they don't back anything and charge u service fees. Any insight on that??
Great video. Thanks for making it.
The highway noise is so bad I could not get enough information from it? Mahindra was supposed to bring a midsize diesel truck to America a few years back?
Need to redo the video inside there showroom, would love to know more?
Hey red toolhouse pretty cool to see someone that lives so close on here in wv. We are in mason county on 93 acres trying to do the same things you are doing!
Very cool. You guys near the new rt 35 project?
Red Tool House - Homestead yes we are a couple miles away from it.
Outstanding video!
read the fine print on that 7 year warranty.
I was told by my local dealer the engine in some models was a Mitsubishi
I just got a 1626 and it has the mitsubishi engine. So far Im happy with it.
Some have Mitsubishi engines and body/ frames
Mahindra owns 35% of Mitsubishi!
Looked at them a few yrs. Back. After talking with customers about service and parts, decided to go with Massey Ferguson.
As always thanks for the information
You should have interviewed him away from the road traffic. Very distracting. On the plus side, at least you didn’t have background music playing. :)
Thanks
But do they last? High lift capacity is good but if it gets damaged sooner then it's not so good anymore. I like my John deere and the proven long life and re-sale value
Mahindra’s last!!, it’s like every tractor in any brand if you abuse it it won’t last. Simple as that🤷🏻♂️.
These tractors remind me of tractors from the late 1960s and 70s the price is good because if where they are made. I'm not knocking anyone for buying one, it's your money.
We have a local New Holland dealer who also sells Kioti. I went in there recently to have a new 4-1 bucket with front remotes added to mine. I noted there were only mine and one other Kioti in their large repair shop - the rest were New Holland’s. There were about 12 in the repair shop and another 10 out in the service area waiting. Not sure if that reflects poor reliability of the NH brand or a lot more of them sold.
I enjoy your videos. Find them unbiased and informative. I agree with other viewers comments that this Mahindra dealer did have some wild sales pitches. You see very few of them on farms here in Missouri.
I have been very impressed with my Kioti. Over 17 years old now. Thanks for watching!
its a shame you didnt mute the audio on the cut away shots - they drowned the guy talking out.
Dang it! I did have it muted it reset when I output. Sorry for that.
Mahindra is the 👑 in tractor world .
They have basically a catalytic converters instead. But they have a good sale pitch.
I guess folks don't listen to hear only to speak.
You did not make any of your own claims or endorsements.
A good dealer can make a bad tractor good & a bad dealer can ruin a good tractor.
I don't think any manufacture in the states of tractors uses 100% USA parts , sad but true people ,
Tractor with a stereo idea is over 40 yrs old... Along with AC
I have often thought of a new tractor from time to time, but my problem is my International 2444 industrial just keeps on working, dual flow pumps and a great loader draft control, and a lockable diff, running turf tires nowadays and through on the chains when needed, now it does help that I have and use my dozer as a dozer and not my loader on the tractor, I just don't need or want the payments! But those tractors do look nice
If it ain't broke... That is why i have a 17 year old tractor even though I would like to have a bigger one.
Red Tool House - Homestead sometimes I would like a bigger tractor, well I would like a cab with AC, I have found that the small dozers fill the Ned for a larger tractor. That said small dozers require a LOT of daily maintenance when your running them, and well they are just plain fun to own too!
Have you checked out the New Holland line up yet
We have that on the list to do.
I have a Kubota BX25 and a Kobota side by side. I work them hard and they've been really reliable. I only have 11 acres but it's hilly so they get a workout. The reason I picked Kubota was because I live close enough to drive them both home. Like Troy said the dealership location and attitude is important when considering a tractor and I'm blessed to live close to a good one! Love the videos keep them coming.
Thanks for watching. That would be a very good reason to buy. BTW, most people call me Troy :)
@@RedToolHouse oops sorry about that, was thinking of a friend of mine, mixed up the T's! APOLOGIES!
No problem! I've been called worse!
Fixed
HEY thank u,,,
Sure thing.
I can't find anything that says Mahindra bought IH. They corroborated on an early tractor, but that's it.
Yeah, the only stuff I have seen was 1963 partnership to sell in India under Mahindra but I haven't researched it enough yet.
International is not in tractor manufacturing anymore. They are now known for their semi trucks in North America. But still there is some kind of relationship exists with mahindra I guess. Their popular semi truck engine 'MaxxForce' is also powering Mahindra commecial trucks in India.
Although I haven't researched into this myself "ChuckE2009" was saying in a video about IH and the Mahindra connection. His video is called, Mahindra tractors and why you shouldn't buy one (4540 one-year review), but in a nutshell he still says they are the best.
I drove a semi truck for 35 years. When they started making trucks with DEF we saw a lot more problems and exspenses. The DEF system was continiously breaking down. And DEF fluid is not cheap and has to be added regularly. I would not buy a new tractor because of it.
No def or dpf on mahindra tractors
I noticed when asked what the dealer thought were problems that he would like to see improved all he did was deflect; he never answered the question. And when asked what were the most common service issues he sees all he talked about was routine maintenance. This guys claims were laughable; he should immediately be promoted to Used Car Salesman.
Warranty,quality of build,parts networking,resale,fit and finish AND price compared to all other brands,is what I look at intensly before I pull the trigger.Does Mahindra hold up in all these categories.I hate downtime.
Do you think the shuttle shift is better than the HST transmission?
Not a big fan of hydrostatic. The steep hills make me second guess hydrostatic.
I prefer the shuttle shift. With the 1626 I just got it has 8 speeds forward and reverse.
Pretty much false advertising . This is an ad for Tractor Pros and not a discussion on Mahindra’s worldwide market position as the video title suggests. I’m a Mahindra owner, not some Kubota or Deere lover complaining.
I like those
I like those mahindra products Troy. I bought a new j.d.3025 in April but I was really interested in a mahindra 1526. The only reason I went with the green tractor over the red tractor was John Deere gave me a better deal on a trade in and they were 1/2 hour closer and local "in the same county" as me. Also the 3025 has no DPF.. Thanks RTH.
Close dealer is a big plus!
Dean Barr l
no down time with dpf filter
So at 3:37 the guy claims that most manufacturer's have no emissions warranty??!! Bahahahaha! Nice Lot Lizard glasses too!
I like the looks of the Mahindra, but the company only builds a few of their models. Others are built by 3rd party manufacturers, and rebranded as Mahindra. I'll stick with my Kioti.
I like my Kioti as well! I don't know of all the different manufacture sources. That would concern me as well.
Kioti also did same, but where from we u forgot compare quality and experience of tractor Companies
@@rahulkatare802 huh?
Nope! Very few dealers that can actually do warranty work and turn radius sucks!!! JUNK!
I had not heard the turn radius complaint before. Is it really bad compared to what in your experience?
yes the radius of my Kubota is better compared to the same type, actually looked at one and it just wasnt what they said it was supposed to be compared to others
Yes, that would be a problem here with our narrow valleys!
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yes Neil Messick talk about a bias salesman what a joke that boy is !!!!!
kubota in my opinion is the best. i have to disagree with the dealer, his def claim was false if you keep the tractor at the higher rpms witch is where there designed at the tractor will not shut off. only if you bypass the def to many times it will have to do a parked regen. the lift capacity claim is also false.
Ole Daren is not the greatest advocate...😂. He looks like he should be coaching little league, not selling tractors.
I had the opportunity to operate at mahindra tractor with a backhoe and it was a flimsy piece of junk and while digging around the roots Of a not very large tree one of the outriggers bent. I never had that problem With my Kubota. I also had the opportunity Run A John Deere tractor And found That to Be pretty inadequate also compared to the Kubota. These tractors Were all About the same size and horsepower. Hands down Kubota was the Best.
Has kubota fixed their regen issues? I bought a brand new b3350 in 2017 and within 26hrs it was at the dealer with regen issues. It stayed at the dealer more than it did being used. Come to find out several different series were having similar problems. I ended up selling it for a big loss and started back using my old ford 3600.
Yep
Ok false info is not a way to do business. I would 100% not buy from him. The emissions components are covered and have to be by law for many years and hours. Maybe you should make another video correction his information
So much misinformation, that causes others to continue the cycle. If you’re going to speak, know what you’re talking about.
From a business point of view. 0% and rebates are signs of insecurity of confidence to sell their products. A highly reputable brand won't need to "push" their brand along.
As far as a long 10 year warranty also means desperate to keep sales volume up.
But as many tractor owners know. Long and short warranty means nothing if the unit isn't overall reliable.
0% usually means you want to make your product more attractive to those that want to finance but the offer usually has to strict of credit requirements for most to qualify. Companies offering 0% also have markup factored in to handle the spread of cash flow. Rebates usually are introduced when inventory starts to stack up. They may have over produced.
Jason B BS
Cheap Junk.!
Yep