I have a 4x4 Silverado Duramax/Allison combo. I hardly ever use 4x4 regardless of the situation however I did order the rear locker when I purchased it.
Totally agree - if it doesn't have the rear locker I'd invest in finding a used factory rear axle with the factory locker. A locker and chains will pull you through many types of situations.
I was wondering the same thing on my 2645. There are places (cutouts) by the rear lights which could accommodate momentary switches for such a function. It would require significant changes due to the fact the current control valve is manual rather than solenoid controlled. An extension welded...
So - a quick update. The tank has worked flawlessly. I was able to obtain the new design. It consists of a new tank, a bracket, straps and bolts. Basically the same idea I had considered before I decided to go the "easier" route and nitch the bracket. The bracket mounts to the tractor then the...
I have used escrow or have a direct bank transfer performed while I and the buyer stand at my bank waiting for confirmation. I restore vehicles, when I have time, and have used this method for anything over 5K.
If you have a TYM dealer look at their line up - basically a very similar tractor with a few subtle changes. My 2645 has TYM stamped in several places. Needed a fuel tank due to a very poor design. Dealer obtained a TYM tank since Mahindra had no inventory - same exact tank. I believe my next...
I also had issues obtaining Mahindra parts. Took three months to receive a simple rear remote kit. I could have walked into a Kubota dealer and had parts in hand or within 10 days at the most. One has to understand the logistics chain to understand there are multiple break points. Covid is only...
Procured four of these: Wavian Fuel Cans | The Finest Steel Jerry Cans In The World two for gas and two for diesel. Added the high flow nozzles. Works great for quick fuel fill ups and zero leaks.
Totally agree - local dealer keeps asking if I want to sell mine as they have almost zero inventory available. I keep telling them no as I have done so many upgrades I can't see departing with it now.
If you're going to do a lot of mowing in open areas I would opt for the cab option every time. Simply cleaner, pretty much bug free, music and cooler/warmer depending on the time of year. I went cab option and most of the land we're closing on today, if all goes well as it's been forever and a...
This sounds llike a business need and not so much geared towards the compact tractor segment. I'd agree - if in business you need stable and reliable equipment. I have several friends back home, where I grew up, who farm. Those folks need the stability and reliability where as I have a much less...
It's typical in the RV industry to limit service to customers who purchased directly from the dealership. For those dealership's who exercise this flawed thought process they have lost my business 100%. I won't purchase anything from those dealership's to include accessories. I'll drive 250...
I run my own business locally and have several clients. Most of my clients have been with me for more than 10 years. The problem with some businesses is that they want to make a large % of profit on each sale. The same businesses typically provide poor customer service in all aspects since they...
I purchased three sets of Ken's bolt on bucket grab hooks and clevis mounts. I received them a week back but hadn't really had the time to open the box and inspect the items. I opened the box this week and am really impressed with the quality of the items. I was able to mount the two pairs...