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Read articles →A dealership walkaround of the Mahindra 1626 by a staff member at Wood Outdoor Equipment. Covers the skid-steer quick-attach loader, shuttle-shift transmission, 3-point lift capacity (2,500-2,600 lbs), HID headlights, folding ROPS, split brakes, diff lock, and 4WD engagement, plus 2018 updates to the seat, joystick placement, and headlights. Ends with a monthly payment figure and seven-year powertrain warranty mention. Best for early-stage shoppers wanting a feature-by-feature introduction before visiting a dealer.
This appears to be a promotional video produced for a dealership (Wood Outdoor Equipment), so the presentation is sales-oriented rather than independent.
The 3-point lift capacity is about 2,500 to 2,600 pounds, and the front loader lifts just over 1,600 pounds, the highest in its horsepower class.
No. It has a 26 horsepower engine, which is under the Tier 4 requirement, so it does not need a DEF or DPF, giving low operating costs.
The 2018 model added an EM comfort seat, relocated the loader joystick to an easier to reach spot, and added new HID headlights as standard equipment.
An orange lever on the left engages full wheel drive, disengaged by popping it up. The diff lock is engaged by stepping down with the heel using the throttle.
