New Max series...

[kootch88]

If you say so..........I also have a subcut. My tiller was made for a subcut. My cultivator is a full cat 1, and will drag the ground if I hit a slight bump.

That is the difference between cut and subcut..........and you know this. You are not a newbie here.

But I did notice that you list no bx in your sig line, and I haven't seen a BX CUT before...........build it yourself?

You forgot your tagline!! Mahindra does not make a SCUT! Please be consistent. Your credibility has dropped form poor to SUB-poor.:laughing:

 

[SPYDERLK]

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/buying-pricing-comparisons/241467-sub-compact-tractor-2.html#post2813772

Ditto.

 

[Don87]

! Mahindra does not make a SCUT! . :

You would be correct.:laughing::laughing:

 

[Martian]

If you say so..........I also have a subcut. My tiller was made for a subcut. My cultivator is a full cat 1, and will drag the ground if I hit a slight bump.

That is the difference between cut and subcut..........and you know this. You are not a newbie here.

But I did notice that you list no bx in your sig line, and I haven't seen a BX CUT before...........build it yourself?

I did this to help you see better.

 

[lumberbean]

Is there a 54" roll over MMM for the Max 22 or 25? The land I have is pretty uneven and anything larger than that will scrape the ground. Also, I understand that you can add a backhoe anytime to the Max. Is this true? Being a tractor newb, I don't see why they would need to state this. Do backhoes require some specific hardware not normally installed on the tractor when first purchased?

 

[Martian]

Is there a 54" roll over MMM for the Max 22 or 25? The land I have is pretty uneven and anything larger than that will scrape the ground. Also, I understand that you can add a backhoe anytime to the Max. Is this true? Being a tractor newb, I don't see why they would need to state this. Do backhoes require some specific hardware not normally installed on the tractor when first purchased?

Only SCUT with a drive over deck is the Deere 1 series.

The reason they say you can add a backhoe at any time is because on Kubota's you have to get the BX25 to get a backhoe. The other models do not have an option for a backhoe. With this, you will still have to get a subframe and certain hydraulics before installing the backhoe on a Max, but you can't do that with the Kubota. In short, if you want a backhoe on a Kubota, you have to get it from the factory, the other SCUTs will allow you to add it afterward.

 

[kootch88]

There is a 60 & 62" roll over MMM.

 

[MasseyWV]

This thread has became quite... entertaining. :laughing:

 

[SPYDERLK]

Is there a 54" roll over MMM for the Max 22 or 25? The land I have is pretty uneven and anything larger than that will scrape the ground. Also, I understand that you can add a backhoe anytime to the Max. Is this true? Being a tractor newb, I don't see why they would need to state this. Do backhoes require some specific hardware not normally installed on the tractor when first purchased?

Only SCUT with a drive over deck is the Deere 1 series.

Virtually any deck can be driven over. I drive over mine sometimes, but usually just park the tractor on the downhill side and drag it under.
larry

 

[DavesTractor]

The MMM for the Max is a drive-over deck. But I haven't personally used one yet, so I can't give any first hand details regarding ease of installation or anything like that. When I get a chance I'll check one out and report back. But I do see that our sales info shows drive-over.