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Read articles →An owner-operator documents a real-world concrete removal problem on his property, where a thick slab (12 inches or more) left by a previous owner couldn't be lifted by the Mahindra 4550's loader alone, forcing him to improvise with a hydraulic floor jack and bricks. The footage is conversational and unpolished, light on technique detail, but useful for anyone wondering how this tractor handles unexpectedly heavy debris.
Posted by the Pete B: East Texas Homesteading channel, presenting the perspective of a property owner using the tractor for practical land improvement tasks.
No. The owner found the tractor could move a slab over 12 inches thick but could not lift it, requiring a hydraulic jack and bricks to angle it up first.
Dig underneath it, jack it up with a 3-ton hydraulic floor jack, prop it with bricks to about 30-35 degrees, then use the loader to lift and push it clear.
About a day and a half, working in low gear, tilting the bucket down to dig and dumping the material on the other side.
