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Read articles →A dealership staffer walks step-by-step through physically removing and reinstalling the backhoe on a Mahindra 1626 (also applicable to the 1525), then reconfigures the three-point hitch from scratch. It covers pin and linchpin locations, hydraulic-line pressure relief, color-coded hose reconnection, and sway-chain adjustment in practical sequence. No specs or pricing, purely procedural. Best for 1626 owners doing this job for the first time.
The presenter identifies himself as being from Mahindra of Greensburg, making this a dealership-produced how-to with a manufacturer-aligned perspective.
Relieve pin pressure by applying slight back pressure to the bucket, free the top and lower pins and linchpins, turn off the tractor, cycle the loader valve to relieve hydraulic pressure, then disconnect the three hydraulic lines before pulling away.
Attach the lower link with its curved end pointing inward, pin it, connect and adjust the sway chain, attach the lift point, repeat on the other side, then install the top link with the jam nut facing up.
With the tractor off, reconnect the color-coded lines: the green line to the bottom port, the yellow line male fitting to the tractor side, and the power beyond line, making sure fittings are clean and debris-free.
Yes, the video states the same process applies to the Mahindra 1525 in addition to the 1626.
