Mama's new toy....

Started by dpence, August 01, 2008, 12:19:17 AM

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dpence

Just some shots of Mama's new tractor.  Looks like we will be micro-farming in style next year. 

http://oracle.macc.edu/~dpence/pictures/Mama_Toy1.jpg

http://oracle.macc.edu/~dpence/pictures/Mahindra_Tiller.jpg

David

pdmattox

Very nice toys to have. I have heard good things about those tractors and I see you got the loader too. You sure will find lots of things to do with it for sure and the roto tiller makes a great seed bed. Have fun and enjoy.

dpence

We are tickled with the Mahindra, its very fuel efficient (Mitsubishi Diesel Engine) and has plenty of power.  Hopefully it will dry up enough to till up a space for some late buckwheat for our bees. 

randydrivesabus

very nice. good luck and have fun.

Jerrymac

While you're waiting for things to dry up..... Can I borrow it?
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Kathyp

now that's fun!!  just watch the tilling.  everyone i  know that has blow up their transmission has done it with the rototiller.  low gear-slow speed!  your wife will find so many things to do with that tractor, she may not have so much  use for you!   :evil:
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HAB

I'm a  John Deer man myself.  But we also have a 7740 Ford and a Long.  The Long we got for almost nothing.  Replaced some o-rings and installed a BushHog Loader with a bale spear and have been moving 1500lb bales with it now for twenty years with out any problems.

My neighbor has a two year old Mahindra Hydrostatic drive.  He loves it more than his wife (well, maybe AS much as) and works it hard. 


randydrivesabus

Quote from: HAB on August 01, 2008, 03:22:27 PM

My neighbor has a two year old Mahindra Hydrostatic drive.  He loves it more than his wife
must be the hydro.

HAB

Quote from: randydrivesabus on August 01, 2008, 05:41:25 PM
Quote from: HAB on August 01, 2008, 03:22:27 PM

My neighbor has a two year old Mahindra Hydrostatic drive.  He loves it more than his wife
must be the hydro.

Yeah, that must be it.  Smoooth ride!!! :)

dpence

LOL...I dunno, I just wasn't too fond of a shovel and a wheel barrel.

Jerrymac

My problem is my 1948 (best guess) Ford 8N's low gear is too fast for a tiller :(
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HAB

Used to be a creeper trans you could add into the 8Ns powertrain.  Had one on the farm next to my Grandparents place. It was just the right speed, faster than a snail but slower than a racing turtle.  Was a sweet garden tractor.  You could snag a stalk of corn, stop, and back off of it before you pulled it out of the ground.

randydrivesabus

be sure you have a slip clutch between the end of the PTO and the tiller on that Mahindra.

dpence

Quote from: randydrivesabus on August 01, 2008, 08:26:29 PM
be sure you have a slip clutch between the end of the PTO and the tiller on that Mahindra.

Got it.  Yes

hankdog1

good looking tractor you got there makes me wanna go trade in the Belarus only problem is it's paid for oooh well probably will be the last tractor i ever own anyways lol but i still want a new one
Take me to the land of milk and honey!!!

dpence

Paid for is the best kind of machinery...lol.  Marlena has decided to do some much needed landscaping around our place.  Could get interesting. :-D