I recently took delivery of a new 7520 4wd. Did a trade on my 4330 Kubota to Sutton Tractor in Tulsa (nice people). I'm very impressed with the Mahindra and the only problem was with a large slice on the rear tire (visible in the picture). Dealer has ordered a new tire and agreed to pick up tractor and replace the tire. I've only got about 35 hrs on tractor so will have to wait a little longer to do the first service. I first put it to good use in spraying pastures with a new Wyley sprayer. Like I said, I couldn't be more satisfied with the 7520. I remember when I purchased the Kubota 3 yrs ago, there were all sorts of leaks when I took delivery. Not with the Mahindra.
Satisfied 7520 owner
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BobG_in_VA
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Congrats on the new Mahindra, And welcome to the board. You should fill in your profile and let us know your demographics....Oh, while the dealer is putting on a new tire, fill those rears, if they haven't been filled already. Will make a world of difference. I would also suggest you locate a Parts and Service manual for your 7520 as well. If nothing else it will show how everything works together and gives all part #s (which may come in handy when ordering over the phone)....Good Luck and mo" pictures! BobG in VA
Dougster
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As Bob said... Welcome to TBN and please do fill out your profile. 
As one who hopes to own a 7520 someday... albeit a used one (and already shopping the ads!)... I am pleased to hear that you are satisfied with it so far. Loads of good information here to keep you running and happy! And thanks for that view from the cockpit! It just became my new computer screen wallpaper so I can pretend as I'm sitting here that I already own a 7520! Just hope I don't get another nosebleed from the height!
Sorry to hear about that tire though. Amazing how quickly a brand new machine (and new tire) can become damaged. I still have a deep slice/split in one of my rear tires that needs to be patched up before too long. Occupational hazard I guess.
Dougster
As one who hopes to own a 7520 someday... albeit a used one (and already shopping the ads!)... I am pleased to hear that you are satisfied with it so far. Loads of good information here to keep you running and happy! And thanks for that view from the cockpit! It just became my new computer screen wallpaper so I can pretend as I'm sitting here that I already own a 7520! Just hope I don't get another nosebleed from the height! Sorry to hear about that tire though. Amazing how quickly a brand new machine (and new tire) can become damaged. I still have a deep slice/split in one of my rear tires that needs to be patched up before too long.
Occupational hazard I guess. Dougster