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Read articles →This is a dealer walkaround comparing the Mahindra 2538 directly against the John Deere 3038 and Kubota competitors on paper specs: engine displacement, torque, operating weight, loader lift capacity (about 1,600 lbs), hydraulic lift (about 2,600 lbs), tire size, and quick-attach loader features. It's a narrated overview without hands-on operation or digging in the dirt, best for shoppers wanting a quick spec-based comparison rather than a real-world demo.
Posted by Big Tex Agriplex, a Mahindra dealership in Nacogdoches, TX, so the comparisons favor the Mahindra over competitors.
The loader lifts about 1,600 pounds, about two or three hundred more pounds than John Deere and Kubota.
No, it has a common rail diesel engine with no diesel particulate filter, no diesel exhaust hood, and no regen cycle.
The hydraulic lift is about 2,600 pounds, around 28 percent more than competitors.
Its operating weight is a little over 3,100 pounds, more than the John Deere and Kubota, giving more lift capacity.
