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Read articles →A dealership salesperson's walkaround covering two cab variants of the Mahindra 2555 side by side, the HST and shuttle transmission models. Focuses heavily on Mahindra brand talking points: no-DPF engine, 3,122-lb loader lift capacity, 7-year powertrain warranty, standard skid-steer coupler, and included extras like rear hydraulic valve and tow bar. Brief cabin tour covers controls and comfort features. Best for shoppers just starting to research the 2555 cab who want a features-and-benefits overview before visiting a dealer.
The presenter identifies himself as a salesperson at Cliff Jones Mahindra Tractor, so this is explicitly a dealership promotional video with a sales perspective.
The front end loader can lift 3,122 pounds to full height, which is 800 to 1,200 pounds more than competing tractors in this horsepower range.
No, Mahindra invested 30 million dollars in a common-rail diesel engine so owners do not have to regenerate the tractor or deal with DEF fluid or limp mode.
The HST has forward and reverse pedals with a range selector for low, medium, high, and neutral. The shuttle uses a column lever for forward, neutral, reverse plus a clutch and four gear ranges.
In ten minutes or less, using pins on each side, a built-in kickstand, and color-coded quick disconnects for the hydraulics, with no tools necessary.
