Mahindra 2638 HST versus the 1640 HST

Trying out the new gimbal showing the differences between the mahindra 1638 HST and the 1640 HST
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[@Oldmanintheforest]

I bought a 2638 last year, my first hydrostatic transmission tractor. I really like it.

[@HenrySkinner]

Awesome

[@JeremyAkersInAustin]

At 2:30 First you said the 1600 series had incandescent, then you said LED. Which is it for the 1640? At 10:00 You point out that the brakes on the 1640 are on the right... But that's also where the hydrostat pedal is... So if you want to use the brakes to help steer left/right how do you do that if you have to remove your foot from the HST control to put it on the brake pedal?

[@Petrslav]

Does the purchase between these two simply come down to preference? They don't seem to be very different from each other...

[@reneesalazar2560]

Hi my grandfather recently got the 1640 2021 model and does not know where to add more hydraulic oil after changing the filter pls help!!!

[@dcs27006]

Been looking to purchase a mahindra. Is it true the 2638 is a TYM built tractor?? Heard the 1635/40 was more mahindra built. Im in a toss up as the 1640 is longer wheelbase than the 2638. Not sure why the front tire is smaller on the 1640. Just confusing why they have both of these models when they are the same “class”.

[@robertbennett2586]

I just bought one. I'll let you know in a year. 1640.

[@Petrslav]

@@robertbennett2586 hey man, how has it been running so far? Also, how is your dealer? I've heard that dealers can be the biggest issue, when it comes to Mahindra.

[@Scott-cu8nf]

Another difference in the loaders is the max height. Is there a price difference between the 2 tractors? Thanks

[@HenrySkinner]

Sorry for the late reply right now they are running neck to neck in the price

[@Petrslav]

For anyone who may read this in the future, the price difference is very small. 2638 is slightly over $100 dollars more than the 1640

[@vernonhuffman2311]

Bubs?

[@barney1941]

i think YANMAR has a 8-10year warranty

[@jeremystiltner6781]

I was wondering if the 2638 can use the belly mower? I know the 16 series can.

[@HenrySkinner]

I believe it can and it would be a 72" sorry for the late reply

[@deweyengland552]

Have a 2655 Mahindra year 2020 issue is it was running on down hill sloop an it slowly shut down want start got fuel to fuel pump but no fuel to fuel injectors

[@HenrySkinner]

I would try to get it to your local dealer could be under warranty. Please keep me informed on what happened.

[@stephenochipa989]

I'd take the 1638 just because of the way the loader hydraulics are routed. What was mahindra thinking with the 1640. I wouldn't take the 1640 anywhere near the woods with how exposed that is.

[@proudpennsylvanian330]

I don't like how exposed they are on the 2638. At 3:33 check out that pile of hose just hanging out the side.

[@Chris000279]

Ok

[@jcap1399]

what year are these?

[@HenrySkinner]

2019/2020

[@georgehofgren6123]

You said "ok/alright" 62 times. So, maybe a little bit less of that, okay? Alright, thanks-

[@rodgerneeb301]

He's channeling Mr. Garrison from South Park M'k?

[@jamesprecourt9409]

Ok ok ok counted 83 oks

[@HenrySkinner]

Meow

[@lowepg]

First- thank you for the comparison. Second- this really ISNT how you want to use a gimble. You're actually making it more jerky than if you just freehand held it.... the benefit of the gimble is when you are mango around and want to keep the camera steady- not constant up-down, side-side Jerry motions to zoom in on stuff. Just my $0,02- but thank you for takin the time to make it.... been tryin to decide between these 2 models.

[@boobacockaa]

THANKS for using the gimbal, bubba. Makes the vids waaaaaaaay easier to watch.

[@HenrySkinner]

You are welcome