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Read articles →This is a short owner-made rundown of aftermarket additions to a Mahindra Emax 22, not a review of the tractor itself. The owner points out a kill switch wired to require a second action to start, an ammo box mounted outside the ROPS to keep the backhoe seat swiveling freely, and forward/backward-facing lights added for nighttime snowplowing. Useful for current Emax 22 owners looking for simple modification ideas, not shoppers wanting specs or performance.
Posted by the Theo with Theo channel, an owner sharing personal modifications made to their own Emax 22.
Because the tractor has a backhoe and the seat needs to spin around freely, and the box still fits within the wheelbase.
A kill switch that requires a second little action before the tractor can start, for added security.
To allow snowplowing at night, though the lights get blocked once the bucket is raised a little.