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Read articles →A John Deere owner visits a neighbor's Mahindra 1538 and does a straight price comparison: the owner paid roughly $25-26K for a package including trailer, brush hog, box blade, and rototiller, versus $54K for a comparable John Deere package. The video also covers the no-DPF/regen advantage, four years of zero mechanical issues, and Brock actually runs the loader and shuttle shift on a slope. Best for budget-conscious shoppers weighing Mahindra against Deere on value.
Rockhill Farm is an owner-operator channel where the host works his own land and takes on paid jobs, giving the content a peer-to-peer rather than sales-floor tone.
The Mahindra 1538 package with trailer, brush hog, box blade, and rototiller cost roughly $25,000 to $26,000, versus $54,000 for a comparable John Deere package.
No. Mahindra is one of the few tractors over 25 horsepower that does not have a regen or DPF filter, avoiding the cost of replacing that filter.
The owner reports zero mechanical problems after four years and 250 hours, saying the engine and tractor operation have been flawless.
Brock ran the loader and shuttle shift across a steep slope and never felt unstable, noting more stability than his smaller machine in the same spot.
