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Read articles →A casual owner-adjacent walkaround where a frequent borrower of his buddy's Mahindra Max 28XL shares first-hand impressions rather than specs. Covers the shuttle-shift transmission, four-wheel drive, differential lock, tilt steering, rear PTO, three-point hitch, front loader with tooth bar, and the backhoe subframe reinforcement, but stays surface-level throughout with no real numbers or comparisons. Best for someone wanting a plain-spoken sense of how the tractor feels in regular use.
Posted by the John DORTON channel, a hobbyist creator covering varied topics; the reviewer is a regular user of a friend's tractor, not the owner, so expect an enthusiastic but informal perspective with no commercial stake.
Yes, it has a lever to switch between two-wheel and four-wheel drive, plus a differential lock pedal for tougher jobs like bogging down around trees.
The reviewer highly recommends getting a front end loader with any tractor, and this one came with a loader and tooth bar that works well for digging and grabbing roots.
It had 118.1 hours at the time of filming, with the reviewer expecting it to reach 125 to 130 hours by the time he returned it.
The reviewer says you will not miss a backhoe if you never had one, but once you use it you will miss it badly, and recommends getting it if affordable.
