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Read articles →A working hay-farm crew puts the Mahindra 9110 through its first real mowing day, pulling a 16-foot Vermeer TM1200 disc mower across 43 acres. The video touches on a PTO shaft swap (540 to 1000), noise compared to John Deeres, and running at 9 mph in high gear without noticeable power strain. Spec recap covers 110 hp, ~95 PTO hp, 12,000 lbs, and shuttle shift. A promised deeper review comes later; this is a first-impression farm-day vlog for buyers curious about real field use.
Posted by the Golsch Hay Farms channel, presenting as an owner-operator family farm crew sharing unscripted field impressions rather than a structured review.
It handled fine on a smooth field running in high gear at nine miles an hour, with no real lack of power even after several rounds of mowing.
The crew says it is a lot quieter in the cab compared to John Deeres while mowing.
About 110 horsepower, roughly 95 horsepower at the PTO, around 12,000 pounds, shuttle shift with 12 speeds forward and reverse, and three hydraulic outlets.
The mower needed a 1000 rpm PTO shaft instead of the tractor's 540, so they had to swap the shaft, which required a special snap ring tool.
