MORE POWER!!! I like it! Be sure to let us know how you like it after a bit of use.Traded my 2555 Mahindra and bought a new M75 Mahindra......View attachment 2392
Thanks Chris. Finally got a big boy! 75 horse is all I'll ever need. Going to pull some stumps right now!!!That's a nice tractor!
You can come use mine anytime, I have a fewI'm jealous!
Would really give Havasu the keys to one of your big toys?Here is a couple of mine.View attachment 2873 View attachment 2874
The industrial loaders are far far tougher , the down fall is the lack of three point hitch and pto on most, Does your 210 have a PTO ?Here is a couple of mine.View attachment 2873 View attachment 2874
Pretty hard to break them unless you do something really dumbWould really give Havasu the keys to one of your big toys?
No, if it did I could get rid of my farm tractors. It is a whole different ball game than farm tractors, amazing the technology and how much easier they are to run.The industrial loaders are far far tougher , the down fall is the lack of three point hitch and pto on most, Does your 210 have a PTO ?
My construction grade John Deere only has 72 horse. Nothing slows it down. What's the rip out strength on the loader bucket. My backhoe has 8,000 pounds. I'm curious how close it is with similar power. I would think construction would be stronger?
That's awesome. I had a Kubota 36 horse awhile back. It was a great Tractor.Husband gave me a kubota with front end loader, bucket, tiller shredder and some kind of a thing to make rows with. It is small but I have mowed lots of pasture acres with it over past 5 years. I will get it paid off this year and it will be mine! He has an old case, mahindra and John Deere. He has a tractor on each property so he doesn't have to road them or haul them across the county.
Looks like yours has 5675 pounds which is really good. Thats the pounds force your loader bucket will give to the ground when curling and lifting ripping out dirt. It didn't list how much weight your bucket could carry at certain levels though, that would be good info to have.I don't know all the specifics Chris. I'm just a weekend farmer right now and I don't know what rip out strength is honestly. I can't get a PDF to download on here so here is the link. This has a spot to see the PDF. https://mahindrausa.com/tractors/mpower-series/mpower-75
I've heard that a lot about forks. That will be my next purchase. Seems they would definitely be very handy.I stand corrected, breakout force is 5640 and lifting capacity is 3640 which seems real good. You need a set of forks for that thing, they come in handier than a shirt pocket around my farm.
I have a skid steer with forks, I use it all the time moving my junk aroundI've heard that a lot about forks. That will be my next purchase. Seems they would definitely be very handy.
That's really nice to have. I do have a root rake grapple. I do a ton of work with it although I may to sell and go bigger for this tractor....I have a skid steer with forks, I use it all the time moving my junk around
Here is a couple of mine.View attachment 2873 View attachment 2874
48 Chevy is the green one and the red one is a 75 international travelall, it's a parts rig for one I am building.I like those old trucks in the background too!
Are those extra headlights on the hood? That's a cool idea!Got delivered todayView attachment 2839 View attachment 2840
Yes it is. They call them Scuttle lights for some reason. They say they will keep from any Glare off the bucket and Loader when using at night. Pretty cool stuff they thought of. It has tilt steering too that's controlled by a foot pedal. Really nice little feature. I'm putting a Hydraulic top link and one side link to so you can control fore and aft tilt on your attachments and you can adjust angle side to side with the lower link. It's particularly nice for a Box Blade. The tractor has separate controls for those as well on the right side of the seat....Pretty cool stuff. I here well worth it too....Only 600 dollars for both hydraulic links installed.....Are those extra headlights on the hood? That's a cool idea!
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