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Read articles →Distinct for one very specific maintenance tip: the oil fill location on the Mahindra 1640 HST is non-obvious, and this owner walks you right to it, noting you must remove the side panel and use a jug with a hose to fill it with the loader on. The 50-hour ownership verdict is brief, no issues, plenty of power, good in snow, with no specs or comparisons. Best for 1640 owners doing their first oil change.
Posted by the Let them eat wake channel, which appears to be an owner sharing hands-on experience from their own property.
It is above the dipstick, a plug with a hose attached, not on the valve cover like a typical engine. You must remove the side panel to access it.
The oil filter is on the right side of the tractor. You have to take the two lines off first, then use an oil spanner to remove it.
No problems at all at the first oil change. It has more than enough power, around 39 to 40 horsepower, and the four wheel drive works great in snow.
