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Read articles →An owner-operator's first-look walkaround after actually putting the Mahindra 5570 through its paces on a working farm and brewery property. Covers loader lift capacity (3,100 lbs) versus competing brands, tire and axle choices for wet ground, beet-juice ballasting, shuttle transmission layout, PTO output, and brush-hog performance versus his old 45-hp machine. Candid but surface-level; he flags a significant design flaw yet saves it for a follow-up, so this works best as a starting point for shoppers, not a final verdict.
An owner-operator sharing early real-world impressions from his own diversified farm and brewery property, with no apparent dealer or brand affiliation evident in the transcript.
The loader is rated for 3,100 pounds lifting power at the point, which the owner says lifts more than comparable John Deere, Kubota, and Cub Cadet models.
It has a shuttle shift transmission with forward and reverse on the steering column, plus high and low range with four gears, giving eight gears total.
With a 5-foot brush hog, the 71 horsepower 5570 mows more and mulches grass instead of just knocking it down, unlike his old 45 horsepower machine.
The rear tires are loaded 80 percent full with 146 gallons of beet juice to add extra weight low to the ground for wet ground conditions.
