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Read articles →A dealership walkaround that physically lines up all six variants of the 1600 series, three models, each in shuttle and HST, so viewers can see the size differences side by side. The salesperson covers loader lift capacities, transmission controls, steering arm placement, telescoping three-point hitches, ROPS, cruise control, DPF-free operation, and warranty terms. Actual horsepower figures are mentioned briefly at the end. Best for shoppers still deciding between models or transmission types.
Posted by the Cliff Jones RV & Tractor channel, a dealership in Seeley, Texas, so the tone is sales-oriented throughout.
The 1626 lifts 1560 pounds while both the 1635 and the 1640 lift 1650 pounds, according to the dealer walkaround.
The shuttle has high and low with four speeds forward and reverse from the column, while the HST has high, low and medium, controlled by switching with the foot, plus cruise control.
No, these tractors use the Mahindra MCRD system so there is no DPF maintenance or regen process required, unlike many tractors with 30 horsepower and above.
All the tractors come with a seven year powertrain warranty, described as the best in the business, and two years on everything else.
| Mahindra 1640 | Mahindra 1626 | Mahindra 1635 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| PTO horsepower | 27.7 hp | 19 hp | 26 hp |
| Loader lift capacity | Mahindra 1640L: 2,777 lb | Mahindra 1626L: 2,557 lb | Mahindra 1635L: 2,777 lb |
| 3-point lift capacity | Not Published | Not Published | Not Published |
| Hydraulic flow | 7.7 gpm | 7.5 gpm | 7.5 gpm |
![Mahindra 1600 Series Comparison [1626, 1635, 1640]!](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/wbPzMF07CT0/mqdefault.jpg)
