Pictures that I've found of the Roxor that aren't common.

[tben87]

Most of these photos are from the dealer meeting in Texas and show options and accessories that will debut, such as warn locking hubs, 4 seating, tire carriers, fuel/water carriers, fender flares etc. Especially the picture of the girl at the Mud nationals. That Roxor is the most heavily modded one I've encountered.

 

[tben87]

I forgot this one too. Sticker price on this one would be ridiculous. Those Mattracks are about 16k alone.

 

[sandyx]

A few more.

 

[tben87]

right on, first picture there shows wipers. I assume that's the Roxor at the mud nationals. i couldn't find a front picture of it. But thats the first I've seen of wipers.

 

[tben87]

oh and the snorkel is cool too haha

 

[sandyx]

Yep that's the truck the girl was on. It got well matched bumpers too. The 4-seater version is interesting.

 

[tben87]

Yeah, Ill agree the bumpers match the body lines well. Although its too modern for such a classic design in my opinion. I prefer the simple squared off design of the winch bumper available now. Still trying to find a dam dealer to take my cash! Closest dealer is over 4 hours away.

 

[nglauer]

I have another shot of the rear seat, as provided by someone that was at the dealer show. He said he also saw one with a rear PTO as well. One had a post hole digger, whereas the other had a hydraulic pump attached to the rear PTO that was running a front mounted hydraulic blade.

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[nglauer]

Rear seat

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[sandyx]

Some eye candy. The sales units are reaching dealers now and the blue one is now sold. Are all UTVs clear wrapped like this for transit?

 

[tben87]

I have another shot of the rear seat, as provided by someone that was at the dealer show. He said he also saw one with a rear PTO as well. One had a post hole digger, whereas the other had a hydraulic pump attached to the rear PTO that was running a front mounted hydraulic blade.

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now that I would be interested in seeing some pictures of. That's one of the biggest reasons I want to get one. To run a PTO hydraulic pump for a wood splitter. Cool. But I wonder how they get the hydraulic pump to work off the PTO to run a snow plow. That would be different. There would be no line pressure when you stepped on the clutch. So you'd have to shift into neutral to operate the plow or be moving.

 

[nglauer]

I have another shot of the rear seat, as provided by someone that was at the dealer show. He said he also saw one with a rear PTO as well. One had a post hole digger, whereas the other had a hydraulic pump attached to the rear PTO that was running a front mounted hydraulic blade.

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now that I would be interested in seeing some pictures of. That's one of the biggest reasons I want to get one. To run a PTO hydraulic pump for a wood splitter. Cool. But I wonder how they get the hydraulic pump to work off the PTO to run a snow plow. That would be different. There would be no line pressure when you stepped on the clutch. So you'd have to shift into neutral to operate the plow or be moving.

I'm not familiar with the old farm Jeeps, did they operate the same way? I know they offered a 3pt hitch and a ton of attachments. My family owned a Ford tractor dealership years ago and was approached by a rep back in the day. I was always told that my great grandfather told the rep that if the Jeep could out pull the Ford he'd take as many as they could deliver. Long story short, they always claimed that he hooked the big Ford to the lil Jeep and drug it across the field backwards.... thus they never sold a single Jeep lol

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[tben87]

I've only used PTOs on tractors which would be a transmission instead of a transfercase PTO like a jeep or roxor. Usually plows run electric hydro pumps or the older designs usually run a belt driven pump off the engine. With a transfercase PTO I would think the pump would have to be able to go either direction if you were in reverse or forward gears and I don't think alot of pumps do that well. I'd have to wait and see how they accomplish that. With this being said I'm not a PTO expert. Maybe they have some way of holding pressure?

 

[nglauer]

I've only used PTOs on tractors which would be a transmission instead of a transfercase PTO like a jeep or roxor. Usually plows run electric hydro pumps or the older designs usually run a belt driven pump off the engine. With a transfercase PTO I would think the pump would have to be able to go either direction if you were in reverse or forward gears and I don't think alot of pumps do that well. I'd have to wait and see how they accomplish that. With this being said I'm not a PTO expert. Maybe they have some way of holding pressure?

I believe it stays powered. I've seen old videos of them running equipment off of them. However, I'm not an expert either so I'll hold out for Mahindra to work out the details lol. I think the possibility of this happening is pretty high though, and the fact that they are an international tractor manufacturer makes the idea of it happening even more realistic.

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[Bister]

Here’s some old Jeeps.

 

[nglauer]

Here’s some old Jeeps.

That's awesome. I've never seen that video. These are some of the things I'd love to see them make though. I just want something to mow our acreage, push snow, back blade, plow/disk the garden, and take to Hatfield with the family.

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[Bister]

From inside the plant.

 

[nglauer]

That is really awesome. How did you get the plant pictures? Really cool how they have it pieced together. It really looks like something that can easily be serviced and maintained.

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[Bister]

I found them here, that was only a few of them.

Inside Mahindra Automotive North America's new auto plant

 

[sandyx]

It looks like they're assembling one wherever floor space is available. Pretty much in line with the start-up structure they went for this plant. In a way, these are hand made.