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Read articles →This is a dealer's sales pitch for the Mahindra 1533, not a hands-on demo, no loader work, no digging, no walkaround footage described. Jeff argues the tractor's case on paper: no diesel particulate filter (unlike competing 33hp Kubota/John Deere/LS models), a heavier 4,100 lb curb weight for more pushing power, a skid-steer-compatible front attach, and a swiveling shared seat for tractor/backhoe use. Useful for buyers comparing specs before a visit, not for seeing it run.
Posted by Golden Circle Implement Center, a dealership channel, so this is a sales-oriented pitch rather than an independent review.
No. Jeff says Mahindra spent thirty million dollars to develop a system without one, unlike competing Kubota, LS, Coyote, and John Deere 33 horsepower models that need filter replacement every few years.
Other 33 horse tractors weigh about 3,300 pounds with a loader, while the Mahindra 1533 weighs almost 4,100 pounds, about 30 percent more, giving it more pushing power.
Yes. It has a skid steer quick attach system on the front, so anything that fits a skid steer will fit the front of this tractor, unlike proprietary John Deere or Kubota systems.
No. It has one seat with armrests that comes up and turns around, shared between the tractor and backhoe, so you do not switch seats to operate each.
