Backhoe Mahindra owners. Little help here please.

[darmstrong2319]

I for one hope he has no more problems, I think he’s been through enough. Good luck Gas

 

[Gasifier]

I for one hope he has no more problems, I think he’s been through enough. Good luck Gas

Thanks man. And I’ll shut up now. ......



Hey, hey! I heard that! LOFL!

 

[kenmac]

Mahindra could at least offer you your next service for free. I don't think that would be too much to ask.

Heck, when I owned my A/C business and a customer had a problem with their unit. I extended their warranty for an xtra yr ,or two depending on the problems they had. This was on me, not the Manufacture .

Glad they finally got it fixed and there will be no more problems with this machine

 

[fried1765]

I resisted even posting on this but here goes,

So Gasifier, are you looking for a pat on the head? When you see the dealer at some point I would bet he will say something but for now he is probably waiting to see if the short was the only problem.

On top of that it wouldn't surprise me that the dealer and Mahindra are aware of this thread and your posts on other web sites regarding this topic. They are probably also aware of when you tore the forks off this tractor due to not having them pinned on properly, and you blamed that on Mahindra even though it was you that didn't pin them properly when you attached them. Makes me wonder what caused the short in the fuse panel, might have been a materials or assembly problem but it might also have been excessive jarring of the tractor. We will never know.

Gasifier, I don't doubt that you have some legitimate complaints, but after reading your various posts, I strongly suspect you are a chronic complainer.

OUCH !!
That is more than just kinda nasty!

 

[Luke'sScreenName]

Gas, I certainly hope you are going to sell that tractor ASAP! If you haven't learned your lesson yet then there's not much hope for you :laughing:.

And in all seriousness, I'd you don't sell it, you should get no sympathy when the next thing fails.

 

[s219]

I resisted even posting on this but here goes,

So Gasifier, are you looking for a pat on the head? When you see the dealer at some point I would bet he will say something but for now he is probably waiting to see if the short was the only problem.

On top of that it wouldn't surprise me that the dealer and Mahindra are aware of this thread and your posts on other web sites regarding this topic. They are probably also aware of when you tore the forks off this tractor due to not having them pinned on properly, and you blamed that on Mahindra even though it was you that didn't pin them properly when you attached them. Makes me wonder what caused the short in the fuse panel, might have been a materials or assembly problem but it might also have been excessive jarring of the tractor. We will never know.

Gasifier, I don't doubt that you have some legitimate complaints, but after reading your various posts, I strongly suspect you are a chronic complainer.

Not sure what you hoped to accomplish with that other than damaging your own reputation.

No tractor brand gets a pass here on TBN. They get credit when credit is due and criticism when criticism is due. To be honest, I think all of the brands have been guilty of lousy customer service at one time or another (just search here, it will turn up) but Mahindra certainly distinguished themselves with some especially bad customer service in this case. Blame the dealer, blame the rep, blame Mahindra corporate, but this was not a problem with the customer. If anything, the customer was too patient and not pushy enough.

 

[tjkubota93]

At first I was really on board with this but now.......

Im really starting to wonder if any of this is true.

2 threads on this and not one pic ,video, or document to support any of the problems.

This has been going on for months now, and the owner still claims they cannot fix his tractor.

Complains on here about all his lost time but then says he tells the dealer he does not blame them.

All this time and multiple failures and not one piece of documentation.

A lot of good advise given but not taken.

I hope my feeling is wrong and Gassifer just does not have the experience and personality to handle it.
Like he is too nice.

I would hate to be correct and have this all be just to make Mahindra look bad.

There are two sides to this story and we are only hearing one.

When you buy something new with expectations of it working and it's a turd..........kinda hard to know exactly how to do things. All you should be required to do is say- hey its broke. There are alot of personalities and agendas you have to deal with just to get what you're owed. He doesn't owe Mahindra anything. Not even a thank you. He is probably owed an apology.

 

[NoTrespassing]

Great to hear they found the problem...finally. At least you have the tractor back to plow snow when it starts flying. Maybe you can update sometime after it's been running well for awhile.

Kevin

 

[kevin37b]

I resisted even posting on this but here goes,

So Gasifier, are you looking for a pat on the head? When you see the dealer at some point I would bet he will say something but for now he is probably waiting to see if the short was the only problem.

On top of that it wouldn't surprise me that the dealer and Mahindra are aware of this thread and your posts on other web sites regarding this topic. They are probably also aware of when you tore the forks off this tractor due to not having them pinned on properly, and you blamed that on Mahindra even though it was you that didn't pin them properly when you attached them. Makes me wonder what caused the short in the fuse panel, might have been a materials or assembly problem but it might also have been excessive jarring of the tractor. We will never know.

Gasifier, I don't doubt that you have some legitimate complaints, but after reading your various posts, I strongly suspect you are a chronic complainer.

Wow , with your input this problem could have been fixed a long time ago .

 

[tkevan]

Couple of points from this thread. First, the fork/ quick connect issue is not a Mahindra problem. They source the loaders from quality suppliers like Ansung and KMW. If you're popping the fork frame off the quick connect, you're putting downward pressure on the tips of the forks, or the frame doesn't pin in correctly. Either is equally bad. Second, the problem with the tractor was an intermittent electrical short? Personally, I'd rather have my left ******** ripped off that have to troubleshoot that one. You could literally spend weeks/months before finding it, unless it finally dead shorts. I wouldn't sell it, because I doubt you'll have any more issues of this type.