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Read articles →A first-look reveal from a new owner who spent six to eight months shopping before buying a used Mahindra 4025 with a front-end loader off Facebook Marketplace. The video centers on his decision to accept a standard manual transmission over a shuttle shift or hydrostatic, addressing skepticism he found in other reviews. He mentions hours, weight, and lift capacity figures but hasn't yet put the tractor to serious work, best for shoppers weighing the same transmission trade-off.
An owner-operator sharing early impressions after purchasing the tractor for a newly acquired homestead property, with no apparent dealership or brand affiliation.
Yes, the owner says you can be rolling down the road and shift into the next higher gear without grinding the transmission if you know how to do it.
It is supposed to have about 2,800 pounds lifting capacity with the front-end loader and 3,500 pounds with the rear three-point lift.
With the loader it weighs about 6,000 pounds, and without the loader it weighs just under 5,000 pounds, around 4,900 pounds.
The owner says bucket work and quick forward and reverse movement is probably a little slower than a hydrostatic, but he got used to driving it differently.
