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Read articles →A shopper-perspective dealer visit where the host and a salesman walk through both Mahindra (26 series, ~38 hp) and Massey Ferguson (1700 Premium series, 59 hp) compact tractors side by side, covering transmissions, PTO controls, warranty differences, and ballpark pricing. The host openly concludes neither fits his needs but flags the Mahindra as a budget-friendly brute-force option. Best for buyers weighing entry-level value against features.
Tractor Time with Tim is a hobbyist owner channel focused on compact tractors and family projects, explicitly not expert-driven, expect a curious buyer's eye rather than a technical deep-dive.
It is 38 horsepower with a hydrostatic transmission using two individual pedals for forward and reverse, plus a four-wheel drive lever and rear differential lock.
Two years on everything and seven years on the drivetrain, which covers the engine and hydrostatic transmission or shuttle shift, described as the best warranty going.
It is a four-speed shuttle with high and low range, giving eight forward speeds total, shifting one through four low then one through four high.
The salesman says it is a lot of tractor for the money, very entry level on features, brute force, with a strong three-point hitch, good for a budget buyer needing 50 horsepower.
