mahindra selling new equipment at auction

[wilson ind]

Noticed on Big Iron auction June 3 Mahindra is selling a lot of new or slights used equipment.Some small
tractors with 3 or 4 hours. Seems rather odd?

 

[old]

After working on one of those Mahindra tractor I can say I would never recommend one to any one

 

[Vicinalvictor]

I think a lot of stuff is going to be sold at auction.

 

[jm.]

MOST of that stuff is coming from where they closed some dealers. Dealer inventory that was stil on company floor plan but would not qualify to transfer to another dealer.

 

[Billy Shafer]

I am no tractor guy. But I know junk when I see it.

 

[Dean]

That is a bad sign.

Dean

 

[CenTex Farmall]

I too worked on one once for a neighbor. He had bought it brand new. The basic tractor was ok but I was not impressed by a lot of it. Normal maintenance items were a PITA. Some of their ideas were weird on how it was put together.

 

[miner09]

And company ad —-World number one seller — How can they say that. Neighbor has one and he has to completely stop to change gears. Here in North East Texas you just can’t sell them. Auctions can hardly get a bid.

 

[Tom in Mo.]

I agree with Dean. The world is in a big toilet flush.

 

[marloweg]

thats the way i feel about Kubota junk in my book

 

[SVcummins]

Including the United States 🇺🇸

 

[SVcummins]

Just because they sell a lot doesn’t mean it’s any good McDonald’s probably sells the most hamburgers but it’s one the cheapest worse ones you can buy buy I buy em When I’m in a hurry so does everyone else

 

[Traditional Farmer]

Fellow I know bought one about 5 years ago with a loader and some attachments,he does landscape type work and uses the tractor a lot its done
pretty good for him he says no real problems.Meanwhile farm across the river from me bought a new JD about the same time in the last year they
have had at least two pretty expensive service calls on that tractor and probably have 1/2 the hrs on the JD as the Mahindra.And am sure the JD
cost a whole lot more.

 

[W_B]

I've had a Mahindra for six years and haven't had any issues with it. Mine was built in Korea by TYM with a Daedong (aka Kioti in the US) engine.