Спасибо. Удачи.

My dad always used to pop the bean can off the muffler that made my day when I was a kid riding with him

I think a super h engine with the h gears would be the ticket. I always thought a super h was geared a little high for heavy baling

are youre blade bolts 15/16 socket size?

What he say?

Can't see can't hear, it is what it is, thanks for the video

Thank you. Great job and video quality is excellent.

I’m looking at buying 1626. Was reading some reviews about dealers aka Mahindra denying warranty! Also watched Farm dads review about said tractor! Wanted to get reviews from ppl who actually who have them!

Dang Man don't talk to loud we may hear u

Just bought one! Love it..

20 sec into vid I've solved your problem. Torrenton bearing on input shaft to main top shaft. Why all the drama dude?

I would stop recording in portrait mode.

I have a '20 Quest S 50". As far as not making too much of a mess when changing the filter, I use a piece of pigmat. My drain hose 'plug' at the top of the shroud broke off so I ziptied a plug into the end and also ziptied the hose so there's no way it could come out of there.

Thanks for doing this, it helped me.

Main reason bucket is smaller at the back than the front is the rib is a stiffening rib. A stiffening rib allows the bucket to be made with thinner metal, say 12 gauge verses 10 gauge. Saves lots and lots of money making them. Just look at any new snowblower verses something 15-20 years old. I sorry but I stopped watching after only 1/4 watched. I hope in 3 years you learned to turn your phone sideways so the video is wider than taller.

check and see how much slop you have in the shifter its self the cross pin wears the hole out bigger . look up Farmall H Shift Lever Repair Pin Kit. little slop here a little slop there makes for big sloppy shifter

If it pops out of 1st and reverse. It's the input shaft bearings. Split an h . And fixed it 40 years ago. Small engine class high school.

Good video!!

Looks like this H had been fitted with steel wheels. It would have had the 5th locked out at that time. You will get to the bottom of it. Good luck young man.

Probably have'nt had much done in that area in 80yrs.

Slider shaft and slider gear worn ,walk back under load.

My guy, thank you for this video. it was very helpful this afternoon. I was able to get back to chores way faster than i though. Please, post all of the repairs to your 1626. Im here for it.

Volume was very low. Had a hard time hearing you!

I don't think I ever drove one that didn't come out when it slacked up. 5th doesn't mesh that deep. We always just wrapped our leg around the gear shift to hold it in.

as a former IHC dealer I have a suggeston for you --the easy one is take remove the shifter lever and check the bottom shape of the half circle shape on the lowest end of the lever--if its quite worn use your welder to rebuild then grind it back to an estimate of the original shape--re-install and try it-I have done a lot of these on farmall H and M models and always worked

Bent aint broke, its a tractor so alignment doesnt have to be spot on anyway. You can smack the spindle with a big hammer and that tie rod will pop right out if not rusty, i use antiseize on mine and had to remove it 3 times each time it popped right off with one tap of the knuckle. Helpful hint...side cutters make cotter pin removal easy.

Your video sucks. I am sure they will improve over time. This is the content, people really need. Keep it up. I am 100% convinced, your videography will continue to improve. These simple projects, are what most people need help with.

do you think the backhoe has beat that tractor up much?

Good to know.

Where did you say you got the box of supplies?

I love my 1626 with pretty much the same points you made- the exhaust grime annoys me too. A better bucket is on my list. I added battery cable extensions to make connecting my electric diesel pump easier. Right out of the box it was a beast and continues to do things I wouldn't expect in a 26hp tractor without problem. I use it mostly grading and earth moving on my property and it's paid for itself at least twice already.

I bought a 2011 2816hst tlb in 2018. Core tractor made by Mitsubishi. Loader and backhoe by a company in Kansas. The only plastic it has is around the steering wheel. I had and old iron tlb 50 hp. I am getting to the age that limited geared clutch tractor was getting too dangerous. I looked at the green ones and the orange ones but the new price was just too much to justify. Yeah the curl is limited. If you are using a loader alot get a hst. Sure you lose some power but you have so much more control over what you are doing. I used a clutch tlb for 50 years. Wouldn't go back. Plus it has cruse control and I can teach my grandkids to use it soon. The unit is sized correctly so that the weak points are not the tractor. The loader is mounted to the sides and front as a loader should be. I mounted a truck plow on the front for snow. Just use the loader controls and take the loader off.

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Thanks for the video. I just bought the same tractor from Dubay in Danielson CT. Only a few miles from my house. Look forward to seeing some more videos. 👍

All Mahindra tractors are manufactured overseas, either in India or China. The only two people that Mahindra gives a job to is the salesman and the mechanic that keeps fixing them. Buy American and give your kids or grandkids a job. Buy a John Deere that is made in Augusta, Georgia, John Deere employees thousands of Americans.

Excellent. You just pushed me over the edge. I'll be buying one soon. What did you pay for it? I got a quote (In Florida) of $26,940.00.

Amazing review!! Do you have the link for the usb charging ports or the lights that help you see better at night?

What’s the torque for the subframe and all that? Is it in the manual?

sweepbeefey what fluids u run I am looking for aftermarket blades for my mahindra emax25m-2514 60 inch mower deck model AEMAHME60. blade oem part number AME050008. 21 INCH BLADES WITH A 5/8 INCH CENTER HOLE

Love mine! Nice to see another CT member where did you get yours from?

I love my 1626. Where did you get the thumb?

Digging out tree stumps takes a bit of patience. It’s good you work the roots and take your time because I’ve seen ppl just keep trying with the backhoe to rip it out and actually bend the hydraulic piston doing so. It’s def better to work around the roots and loosen all the roots and soil first. Nice job. That’s the same thumb I have on my 1533 and the dealer told me it was an $800 add on. Sound right?

@Ridgeback Farm I'm in a huge mind fight with myself over buying the 2626 or the L2501. I can get the 1626 for 19,700 with all it's little extras extras, or a pretty bare bones L2501 for 22,500. I keep asking myself if Kubota lone is worth that 2500. Kubota service, parts availability, etc make Kubota look better but dang..... If you had to buy over again, would you still have bought Mahindra?

What brand of hydraulic fluid do you use in your 1626 hst

Where does the hydraulic fluid go on 1626

Hope you don't mind me asking but I'm looking at buying one. How much did you pay for it before taxes?

Great video , I like the toolbox idea . Just bought my 1626 had a JD 410 , this one is a great upgrade to that ,

Great machines. I love mine. I went with the shuttle shift.

Just added this backhoe to my 1626. I'm actually impressed. It's much better than I expected.

I would like to find a ripper for the same tractor.