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Read articles →This is a dealer's sales pitch for the Mahindra E-Max 22, framed as an alternative to a high-end zero-turn mower rather than a technical review. Jeff covers the 22hp diesel, 60-inch fabricated deck, hydrostatic transmission, four-wheel drive, five-year powertrain warranty, and rear hitch versatility for implements like loaders or post hole diggers, plus a rough monthly financing figure. It's a quick walkaround pitch, not a hands-on demo.
Posted by Golden Circle Implement, a dealership channel, so expect a sales-oriented walkaround rather than an independent test.
A high-end zero-turn can cost seven to ten thousand dollars, while the eMax 22L runs around $160-170 a month and adds a hitch for implements a zero-turn can't use.
The rear hitch lets you attach a box blade, rotor tiller, bush hog, or post hole digger, and the dealer also sells it with front-end loaders.
It comes with a five-year powertrain warranty, which the dealer notes you don't get on any zero-turn mower.
It has a 60-inch fabricated deck designed not to bend when it hits a root or rock, with high tip speed and suction for a clean cut.
