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Read articles →This video focuses narrowly on aftermarket hydraulics added to a Mahindra 1538: a true third function (simultaneous lift, curl, and squeeze rather than a diverter setup), hydraulic top-and-tilt, and hydraulic rippers, all from a Deere-more style kit. The owner points out the routed valve, quick-coupler plate, and explains why he chose a longer top cylinder for box-blade grading work. Best for owners considering similar hydraulic add-ons rather than a general tractor overview.
Posted by the D L R (Devin) channel, an owner sharing hands-on details about hydraulics installed on his own tractor.
A true third function lets you lift, curl, and squeeze all at the same time, unlike the factory Mahindra diverter setup which takes away the curl function when used.
A longer ram lets him lift the front of the box up in the air while leaving the back down, which spreads material nicely when grading a road.
It is a Deere-more style product, sometimes called Gerrmore depending on the region, and searching Deere more hydraulic top and tilt brings it up.
