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Read articles →A Mahindra dealer's first-look walkaround of the new OJA 1120 HST, with direct side-by-side comparisons to the outgoing EMX 20 throughout. The dealer walks through specific improvements: repositioned three-point link geometry, side-by-side HST pedals, telescoping tilt steering, single-handle loader coupler, radiator screen, and hydrostatic oil cooler. No runtime numbers or pricing, but the feature-by-feature EMX 20 contrast makes it useful for anyone upgrading from that model.
A Mahindra dealership in Strawberry Point, Iowa with ten years selling the brand, so the perspective is sales-leaning, though the EMX 20 comparisons add practical context beyond a typical promotional walkaround.
The third link is set deeper toward the transmission housing, so attachment geometry lines up better, unlike the EMX 20 where the link sits farther back and tips attachments down.
It has side-by-side pedals, a change from the previous EMX 20 model which used toe-heel style hydro control.
A hose comes off, then you pull the screen right out, no screwdrivers or clamps needed, which matters most when running a mower deck.
Yes, it comes standard with a one-handle style coupler, previously a costly option only offered on bigger tractors.
