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Read articles →A dealer or equipment-seller walkaround pairing the Mahindra 6065 open-station power-shuttle with an Enorossi Vortex tedder. The presenter digs into Mahindra's Tier 4 emissions approach, no DPF or DEF, and honestly flags the resulting low-end torque trade-off. It also covers front-axle construction, the 50-70 hp model lineup, and tedder sizing options, then shows the machine running in the field. Best for buyers researching Mahindra's mid-range against other brands.
Posted by the Varner Equipment channel, which appears to be a dealership or equipment-sales operation based on the presenter's familiarity with multiple brands and inventory on-site.
No. It is the only tractor in North America that meets Tier 4 emissions without a DPF or urea, though Mahindra spent heavily on the engine to do it.
It sacrifices some low-end torque, making it a little sluggish at the very bottom end, in exchange for avoiding DPF or DEF emissions equipment.
It uses a true driveline ball joint exterior planetary front end, which stands up better to 1500-1800 pound bales than needle style planetary fronts on smaller tractors.
It takes the windrow and spreads it back out, which can cut dry time by at least a day or more in heavy grass hay when up against weather.
