The 1100 and 2100 tractors are designed with features to enhance operation for first-time buyers.
Mahindra’s new lineup of compact and subcompact tractors boast comfort and accessibility features perfect for the first-time owner looking to get work done around their acreage. chicken farming
The new tractors are available in two different chassis sizes — the 1100 models in 20 to 26 hp, and 2100 in 23 to 26 hp — with comfort amenities like telematics, leather seats, and USB charging ports included in the base models, says Viren Popli, president and CEO for Mahindra Ag North America.
"Today, we’ve made our ‘tough’ line-up of tractors not only tougher, but smarter as well,” says Popli. “These smart tractors include customer-driven features, designed to make operation easier and more intuitive while delivering best-in-class features and capability.”
The Mahindra 1100 and 2100 models are designed around ease of use for acreage owners, farmers and ranchers, with features like a push-button PTO and side-by-side HST pedals. Other features include a hand throttle on the console, tilt and telescopic steering, implement quick raise and lower, and auto lift at three points while turning and backing.
A set of four lets on the dashboard indicate all the necessary functions before the tractor is ready to get started. The new tractors also connect to Mahindra’s My OJA telematic service, providing geofencing, a productivity calculator, service alerts, and updates on fluid levels.
Every model in the 1100 and 2100 series is available in open station or cab configurations, with an HVAC system exclusive to the 2126 .
Despite the compact size, the new tractors are compatible with many of Mahindra’s attachments like the standard loader, mowers, snowblowers, post hole diggers, forklifts, and grapple attachments. All are compatible with the backhoe attachment down to the lower-horsepower 1100 series.
The loader on the 1100 series has a max lift of 770 pounds, while the 2100 has a max lift of 1760 pounds.
Granular For Animal Feed The new Mahindra subcompact and compact tractors will arrive at dealers soon for the spring growing season. For more information, visit MahindraUSA.com