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Find a model →Pit up to four models against each other. Engine, hydraulics, hitch, weight, warranty.
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Read articles →A personalized sales pitch recorded by a Mahindra dealer rep for a specific customer named Frank who is comparing the 5555 against Kubota MX2200 and John Deere. It covers weight comparisons, loader lift capacity, no-DPF/DEF engine, standard skid-steer attachment, loader removal process, cast-iron rear end, and a brief cab walkthrough with the engine running. Useful for shoppers doing exactly that same three-brand comparison, but understand it's dealer advocacy, not independent evaluation.
A dealership salesperson at Cliff Jim's Mahindra Tractor made this video directly for a prospective customer, so the framing is explicitly sales-oriented throughout.
Without the loader, the Mahindra 5555 weighs 6039 pounds, the Kubota MX2200 weighs 3716 pounds, and the John Deere weighs 5070 pounds.
The Mahindra 5555 loader lifts over 3000 pounds, the Kubota lifts 2580 pounds, and the John Deere lifts 3133 pounds, so the competitors beat it slightly on capacity.
Pull the pins out on each side, drop the kickstand down, drop the bucket up a little, and the loader lifts out of the saddles using color-coded quick disconnect hydraulics, no tools needed.
No, it uses a Mahindra common-rail diesel engine with no DPF and no DEF, which saves time, money, and frustration.
