6075
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Specifications
The full published spec sheet for this model, sourced from the manufacturer. Click any section to expand the detail.
Videos
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Frequently asked
Quick answers to the questions buyers ask most about the Mahindra 6075.
What is the horsepower of the Mahindra 6075?
The Mahindra 6075 has 71 engine horsepower and 61 PTO horsepower.
How much does the Mahindra 6075 weigh?
The Mahindra 6075 has an operating weight of 6,548 pounds.
How many cylinders does the Mahindra 6075 engine have?
The Mahindra 6075 has a 3-cylinder engine.
What transmission does the Mahindra 6075 have?
The Mahindra 6075 comes with Synchro Shuttle.
What ITC attachments fit the Mahindra 6075?
ITC builds 12 attachments that fit the Mahindra 6075 including Semi Universal Tractor Grab Handle, ITC Tractor Recovery Kit, Milwaukee Packout Mount for Tractors.
What are common alternatives to the Mahindra 6075?
Buyers cross-shopping the Mahindra 6075 often compare it against the Mahindra 2670, Mahindra 5570, Mahindra 6530, Kubota M4D-071.
Owner consensus
The points owners raise most across 8 Mahindra 6075 reviews in our database.
- No DEF, DPF, or regen required4×
- Excellent value compared to competitor tractors3×
- High lift capacity for loader size3×
- Industrial tires perform well in wet/muddy conditions3×
- Heavy weight provides stability and traction3×
- Power shuttle transmission easy to use3×
- Good warranty coverage (5-year powertrain)3×
- Comfortable cab with good ergonomics3×
- Limited visibility to front due to hydraulic guard
- Hydraulic lines exposed outside on loader
- Difficult cold start without block heater
- Throttle pedal can stick when starting cold
- Industrial tires lack traction on ice/frozen ground
- EGR valve requires maintaining minimum 1500 RPM
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