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Read articles →An owner's casual in-cab commentary while pushing a light snowfall with 4-inch Edge Tamer rubber edges on a Mahindra 6075. He shares a notable cold-starting problem (going back to the dealer for a block heater and starter check), compares the 6075's hydraulics and transmission to his old John Deere, and briefly prices the Edge Tamers at $200. Best for Mahindra 6075 owners curious about cold-weather quirks or Edge Tamer impressions.
Posted by the Luke da outdoor guy channel, which appears to be a private owner sharing informal real-world experiences from his own property.
Yes, at 25 degrees it would not roll over even though the battery was fine. It took giving it several minutes, and eventually his wife tried and it started right away.
The owner says they cost about two hundred bucks for the welded metal edge tamers that hook onto the bucket.
He says the hydraulics are not quite as quick and responsive as his old John Deere, and he misses the hydrostatic transmission compared to the 6075's shuttle shift.
