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Read articles →An owner-operator using his Mahindra 1626 with a Tar River landscape rake and 48-inch Iron Craft root grapple to clear a hillside on a six-acre property. The video is a casual project update rather than a tractor review, but it includes an honest gripe about the turn-signal module placement for taller riders and a brief comment on skipping loaded tires at purchase. Best for owners curious about real-world rake-and-grapple workflow on light clearing jobs.
An owner-operator documenting ongoing property projects on his own land, so expect personal, informal impressions rather than objective evaluation.
The owner skipped loaded tires at purchase not understanding the benefit, but now realizes it helps balance rear weight and plans to add it at the 200 hour service.
The light and turn signal module location causes a taller driver's knee to constantly hit it while turning backward to check on implements, risking accidentally leaving lights on.
The 48 inch Iron Craft root grapple is used to grab piles of cleared debris and carry them up a hillside after raking, and the owner calls it a great piece of equipment.
