which one?

rback33 · Jan 30, 2007

Shipping weight is about 1250 for a Skid Steer Style ML112 on a pallet.

LAWALLSTRACTOR · Jan 30, 2007

3215 3510 DIFFERENCES

3215 GEAR DRIVE - 3510 GEAR DRIVE
TRACTOR WEIGHT 2544# - 3483# - +939#
TRACTOR LENGTH 121.3" - 127" - +5.7"
LOADER LIFT CAP. 1410# - 1972# - +562#
3PH LIFT CAP. 2646# - 2865# - +219#
LOADER BUCKET 60" - 72"
REAR TIRES AG 11.2X24 - 12.4X24
FRONT TIRES AG 7X16 - 8X16

The 3510 is quite a bit more tractor than the 3215 or the JD 3320.

praha · Jan 31, 2007

WOW,
something to think about.
Thanks,

Joe

praha · Feb 4, 2007

Is 3510 also made by Mitsubishi in Japan...or in India?
I think I'd still be able to haul it with my F 150.

Thanks,
Joe

shvl73 · Feb 4, 2007

The 3510 is made for Mahindra by TYM in S. Korea are you looking at the gear or hydro?

praha · Feb 5, 2007

Gear....

thanks,
Joe

mike45tx · Feb 5, 2007

praha said:
Is 3510 also made by Mitsubishi in Japan...or in India?
I think I'd still be able to haul it with my F 150.

Thanks,
Joe

I haul my 3510 w/fel and hd shredder on a 18' pipe rail,extra wide trailer. No problems pulling or braking with my F-150 2WD. I do have a tow package on the pickup.I do'nt have trailer brakes, but suggest them.
Mike

praha · Feb 5, 2007

Mike ,that's what I have , F 150 2x4 5,4L, towing package , but towing will be from AR to UP Michigan and vice versa.....I hope w/o problem.

thanks,

joe

shvl73 · Feb 5, 2007

Have you added up the total potential weight of the tractor and attachments, plus trailer and compared that with the towing capacity of your truck? It would be good info to have before your committed to a purchase.
The 3510 gear is no lightweight, especially with loaded rears.

Mike5252 · Feb 5, 2007

The only possible disadvantage a Mahindra could have over a JD is resale value. Having just made the move from a cub cadet SCUT to a JD CUT I can personally attest to the rapid depreciation once it leaves the dealer's lot. Having looked at a lot of used Mahindra's and Kioti's over the last few months they seem to depreciate pretty quickly as well.
You might be able to work that to your advantage. If you have a little time, keep an eye out for Mahindra 3215's or Cub Cadet 7532's (which are identical machines manufactured by Mitsubishi). There was a like new cub cadet 7532 with loader on tractorhouse a couple months back for like 14.5 as I recall.

Happy shopping.