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Read articles →A Kubota-selling dealer walks side-by-side around a Mahindra eMax 25 and a Kubota BX80, addressing what he calls misleading YouTube comparisons. Covers loader lift ratings (and why pivot-pin numbers are overstated), the BX80's skid-steer quick coupler advantage, roll-bar height differences, operator platform ergonomics, and the eMax's market positioning as essentially a compact tractor on small tires. Concludes the Mahindra is oddly priced and hard to recommend. Useful for spec-focused shoppers who want a critical take, but the Kubota bias is real and openly stated.
A dealership channel (Messick's Farm Equipment) where the presenter sells Kubota, so the comparison consistently favors Kubota, though the speaker acknowledges the conflict upfront.
No. Mahindra does not offer a skid steer quick coupler on this tractor, a feature currently exclusive to Kubota among subcompact tractors.
The key shows it is manufactured by TYM from South Korea, not Mahindra itself, raising concerns about long-term parts support.
No. Moving from the pivot pin to bucket center generally loses 25 to 30 percent of rated capacity, so a 900 pound rating will not lift 900 pounds.
The presenter calls it oddly expensive for a subcompact, pricing closer to a larger Kubota B series, and says he can't identify the right customer for it.
