Cool video, and I have the 6075 Mahindra with the 60" Root Grapple, and I love it! Cool view! Thanks for making this video, and keep up the good work! One more thing... what type of mount do you have for your camera.
I appreciated hearing your thought processes. I'm still in between dream and plan stages of buying land and it's nice to see how different people do things.
Hi Luke, just bought a Mahindra 6075 and I want to get a grapple. Did you have to put hydraulic hook up on the front? I have been so busy with bush hogging & putting out hay, I’ve not taken the time to look and see if I have hydraulic line hook up on the front of the loader. Is that standard? I told my dealer I eventually wanted to get a grapple so hopefully it does.
@@BackFortyTV It has been a week and I just saw your question. Sorry about that. I will say that I had a few bugs to work out within the first 20 hours or so of running. Luckily I had a great dealer that helped me out when I needed it. I am now at about 36 hours of run time and I love it so far. I am not sure what brand of grapple you are getting, but I would suggest that you check and make sure that all of the fittings on the hydraulic hoses are tight. My grapple is made by Armstrong (USA). All of the hydraulic fittings were loose. I had one start dumping fluid. I tightened up the fitting and found that all of the fittings were about one turn or more loose. I also had a drag wheel come off on the Titan(USA) 7 foot shredder. All of the bolts were loose on it and they didn't even put the grease fitting in one of the hubs. It just had an open hole. I had to install the grease fitting and buy new bolts for the wheel. So much for the "high quality" of US made products. None of this was the fault of Mahindra. The only issue that I had with Mahindra was a bad crimp on a hydraulic hose behind the fuel tank. The dealer came out, picked it up, fixed it, and took it back to the ranch with no charge.
I just bought a 6075 myself and it does not come standard with the third function on the front to support a grapple or hydraulic brush hog. It comes as an add on kit. The 3rd function kit runs about $1500 and the $grapple is anywhere from $3000 and up. They are a sizable investment but well worth the $4500 or so cost. You will wonder how you ever got by without. 🤪👍
Do you like the hydrostatic transmission or the powershuttle thinking ab getting one but dont know what the better choice is i do dirtwork,so that may help
Cool video, and I have the 6075 Mahindra with the 60" Root Grapple, and I love it! Cool view! Thanks for making this video, and keep up the good work! One more thing... what type of mount do you have for your camera.
I appreciated hearing your thought processes. I'm still in between dream and plan stages of buying land and it's nice to see how different people do things.
What is the max rpm you 6075 will run at? I just bought one and it seems slow
Awesome Tractor!
Hi Luke, just bought a Mahindra 6075 and I want to get a grapple. Did you have to put hydraulic hook up on the front? I have been so busy with bush hogging & putting out hay, I’ve not taken the time to look and see if I have hydraulic line hook up on the front of the loader. Is that standard? I told my dealer I eventually wanted to get a grapple so hopefully it does.
Probably a little late, but no it is not standard. I just bought a 6065 with the grapple and had to have the 3rd function remotes installed.
@@phil-1115 you like that 65? Getting one next week.
@@BackFortyTV It has been a week and I just saw your question. Sorry about that. I will say that I had a few bugs to work out within the first 20 hours or so of running. Luckily I had a great dealer that helped me out when I needed it. I am now at about 36 hours of run time and I love it so far.
I am not sure what brand of grapple you are getting, but I would suggest that you check and make sure that all of the fittings on the hydraulic hoses are tight. My grapple is made by Armstrong (USA). All of the hydraulic fittings were loose. I had one start dumping fluid. I tightened up the fitting and found that all of the fittings were about one turn or more loose. I also had a drag wheel come off on the Titan(USA) 7 foot shredder. All of the bolts were loose on it and they didn't even put the grease fitting in one of the hubs. It just had an open hole. I had to install the grease fitting and buy new bolts for the wheel. So much for the "high quality" of US made products. None of this was the fault of Mahindra.
The only issue that I had with Mahindra was a bad crimp on a hydraulic hose behind the fuel tank. The dealer came out, picked it up, fixed it, and took it back to the ranch with no charge.
I just bought a 6075 myself and it does not come standard with the third function on the front to support a grapple or hydraulic brush hog. It comes as an add on kit. The 3rd function kit runs about $1500 and the $grapple is anywhere from $3000 and up. They are a sizable investment but well worth the $4500 or so cost. You will wonder how you ever got by without. 🤪👍
Oh a ideafor a video is just maybe pushing some trees down or moving dirt i really enjoy those types of videos
Do you like the hydrostatic transmission or the powershuttle thinking ab getting one but dont know what the better choice is i do dirtwork,so that may help
I would love to have a hydrostatic drive on a machine like this. But you do get used to the shuttle
Oo thankyou
I am trying to get used to mine, had two other hst tractors before my 6075@lukedaoutdoorguy7639
Luke, what is the grapple that I am soppased to get for brand and size?
I got the same tractor being delivered as you after watching your videos.
@@bishoparchery you can get any brand that has the skid plate attachment. I would recommend a 64 inch grapple.