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Read articles →An owner with nearly 1,500 hours on a 2021 Mahindra 2638 HST cab walks through real accumulated grievances: AC that can't keep up in heat, weak hydraulic lift feel, a near-useless stock grill guard, and a hidden mesh suction filter that matters. He also covers dealer network realities and the powertrain-only warranty scope. Best for serious 2638 shoppers wanting an honest multi-year ownership account, not a first-look.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from his own 20-acre property, so the perspective is personal experience with no apparent dealer or brand affiliation.
No major issues, no check engine lights, never overheated. Owner stays on top of maintenance and would buy it again, though several smaller complaints exist.
No. The roof has no insulation and no window tint, so in 100 degree heat the AC cannot keep up and the cab gets very hot despite recirculating air.
They feel weaker than rated, struggling with round bales weighing 1,200 to 1,600 pounds, unlike the owner's prior John Deere 3032E.
No, it offers almost no radiator protection and branches can go right through it, so the owner recommends an aftermarket thick steel guard.
