Small farm or acreage owners in the market for a compact tractor that delivers results may want to consider the Mahindra 1635 among their potential options.
The 1635 provides operators with 36.2 HP, an 1,650-pound lift capacity to full height at the pivot pin when using the 1635L loader, and a 2,646-pound 3-point lift capacity.
The front loader uses skid-steer couplers to speed up hookup time.
The 3-point hitch on the 1635 comes standard with extendable flex links which provide up to two inches of extension.
Multiple implements and attachments are available for the 1635.
They include box blades, rotary cutters, and factory backhoes.
And no DPF means operators don’t need to worry about regen downtime.
Mahindra allows customers to choose the best transmission for their needs.
The 8-forward and 8-rear gear synchro shuttle is suitable for operators seeking more PTO power.
On the other hand, the 3-range hydrostatic transmission (HST) is tailored to drivers looking for simplified operations.
The HST can pair with a joystick control to improve front loader operations.
In addition, Mahindra replaced the rocker pedal with a dual pedal setup.
The 1635 is also available with a climate-controlled cab to keep operators comfortable all season long.
The cab includes heat and AC, 360 degrees of glass for maximum visibility, perimeter work lights, wipers on the front and back, turn signals, and hazard lights.
The cab model is only available with the HST transmission option.
The open station comes standard with a foldable ROPS.
And a mid-PTO is also available as an option to accommodate snowblowers or augers.
Customers can choose between three kinds of tires.
Ag tires are in a 7x16 front/11.2x24 rear configuration.
Industrial tries are in a 27x8.5-15 front and 15x19.5 rear setup.
And turf tires come in 25x8.5-14 front/13.6x16 rear.
Visit the Mahindra website for more information about the 1635 or to find a local dealer.
Check out this video of the 1635 in action to see if it’s a fit for your property.