Outside52
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My names David. My father and I are looking at buying either a kioti 7320 or Mahindra 5570. If anyone has any opinions on which is the better tractor, please let me hear them. Thanks
Kioti 7320 or Mahindra 5570?
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The "better tractor" is both. John Deere, Kubota, Massey, LS, all make "better tractors" than the others. If they were junk they'd go out of business. There are really only two issues folk generally see out of any of the brands; bad dealers and bad choice of product for the given task.
Make sure you have a good dealer, and you'll like whatever tractor you get. A good dealer is going to ask "what are the tasks you intend on doing?" and try to match you up with the best unit for the intended tasks. You don't want a tall narrow lightweight tractor on hillsides, but you may want one for mowing flat pastures, orchards, or your yard. If you have a specific implement you want to run, you may need a particular weight of tractor, or a specific PTO horsepower rating. If you want to do earth work, you're going to need as much weight as you can get.
Decide what you want to do, then choose the machine from there. Find a good dealer, they can make all the difference.
The "better tractor" is both. John Deere, Kubota, Massey, LS, all make "better tractors" than the others. If they were junk they'd go out of business. There are really only two issues folk generally see out of any of the brands; bad dealers and bad choice of product for the given task.
Make sure you have a good dealer, and you'll like whatever tractor you get. A good dealer is going to ask "what are the tasks you intend on doing?" and try to match you up with the best unit for the intended tasks. You don't want a tall narrow lightweight tractor on hillsides, but you may want one for mowing flat pastures, orchards, or your yard. If you have a specific implement you want to run, you may need a particular weight of tractor, or a specific PTO horsepower rating. If you want to do earth work, you're going to need as much weight as you can get.
Decide what you want to do, then choose the machine from there. Find a good dealer, they can make all the difference.
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Hi David. Welcome to the forum! :welcome:
:tractor: I'm going to move your thread over to our buying, pricing and comparisons section.
:tractor: I'm going to move your thread over to our buying, pricing and comparisons section.
With everything I have looked at over the last 5 years combined with what I have read here and heard from other owners of both brands I would be more inclined to go with the Kioti. If I was to compare anything on the dealer lots right now for an other purchase I would be tossing between Kioti and LS but not Mahindra because of mostly my experience when looking last time around
