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Mahindra M55 Multicrop Thresher Price September 2026

Mahindra M55 Multicrop Thresher
₹ 1.95 Lakh – ₹ 2.82 Lakhex-showroom
35-55 HPTractor required

A thresher is the one implement that pays for itself in cash rather than in saved labour, because in most villages the man who owns one threshes for everybody else. This Mahindra multi-crop unit is rated at 1.2 to 1.25 tonnes an hour and runs off the tractor pulley or PTO, so no separate engine is involved. It is a large machine, 4175 mm long, 1957 mm wide and 1890 mm tall, weighing 1250 kg, with a 1430 mm semi-cylindrical concave. The tractor requirement is 35 to 55 HP, which is low compared with tillage implements because the tractor is standing still and driving a belt rather than pulling anything. Multi-crop means the sieve is changed to move between paddy, wheat, gram, soybean and pulses. Prices are quoted from 1.95 to 2.82 lakh rupees.

Aglist Score: 5.4/10 — Weak

5.4/10
Weak
Value for money 1.0
Power & performance 3.3
Build & durability 10.0
Warranty & service reach 9.5

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Our verdict: Mahindra M55 Multicrop Thresher

Verdict by the Aglist editorial desk

The honest way to look at a thresher is as a business asset, not a farm implement. At 1.2 to 1.25 tonnes an hour, an owner threshing for the village recovers the 1.95 lakh entry price faster than any tillage machine will pay for itself, and that is why village custom hirers buy these. Our reservations are practical ones. 1250 kg on a trolley or towed on its own wheels between fields is a real logistics job, and the machine is nearly 4.2 metres long, so a narrow village lane and a low tree line become your problem. The 35 HP lower figure is genuine only for light crops; feeding paddy at full rate wants the top of that range and a tractor that can hold governed speed steadily, because inconsistent drum speed is what leaves unthreshed grain in the straw. Sieve changing between crops is quick on paper and fiddly in practice, so keep the spare sieves clean and labelled. Compared with a Landforce Multi Crop at 2.58 lakh or a KS Agrotech at 2.82 lakh, the Mahindra's entry price is competitive, and dealer reach is the strongest argument in its favour.

Mahindra M55 Multicrop Thresher — What works / What to watch

What works

  • 1.2 to 1.25 tonne per hour output, enough to run as a village custom hiring business
  • 35 to 55 HP requirement suits mid-size tractors most farms already own
  • Sieve change converts it between paddy, wheat, gram, soybean and pulses
  • 1430 mm semi-cylindrical concave gives a long threshing path for clean separation
  • Entry price of 1.95 lakh rupees undercuts several rival multi-crop threshers

What to watch

  • 1250 kg and 4175 mm long, awkward to move on narrow village roads
  • 35 HP is only realistic for light crops, paddy at full feed needs more
  • Changing sieves between crops takes time and a clean set of spares
  • Idle for most of the year unless you thresh for others

What farmers use it for

Best for: A village custom hirer with a 45 to 55 HP tractor threshing paddy, wheat and pulses for the surrounding farms.

On-farm threshing of paddy, wheat, gram, soybean and pulses; sieve change converts it between crops. Heavily used by village-level custom hirers

Mahindra M55 Multicrop Thresher Features

Mahindra M55 Multicrop Thresher Full specifications

Engine

Machine typethresher (multi-crop / paddy)

Transmission · Brakes & steering

GearboxPTO / belt driven from tractor pulley

Hydraulics & PTO

Tractor required35-55 HP
Blades / tynesSpike-tooth drum, 543 mm diameter x 1800 mm long; 2 oscillating sieves; 4 centrifugal blower fans of 623 mm

Dimensions & weight · Wheels & tyres

Weight1,250 kg

Mahindra M55 Multicrop Thresher On-road price 2026

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Mahindra M55 Multicrop Thresher — Frequently asked questions

What is the price of the Mahindra M55 thresher?

It is quoted between 1.95 and 2.82 lakh rupees depending on configuration and dealer. In the same category, a Landforce Multi Crop is listed at 2.58 lakh for 35 HP and above, and a KS Agrotech Multicrop at 2.82 lakh for 35 HP. Ask whether the quote includes the belt, spare sieves and transport, which are often billed separately.

How much HP tractor is needed to run this thresher?

Mahindra specifies 35 to 55 HP. Because the tractor stands still and drives a belt or PTO rather than pulling a load, the requirement is lower than for tillage work. In practice, feeding paddy or wheat at the full 1.2 tonne per hour rate wants the upper half of that range so the drum speed holds steady under load.

Which crops can this multi-crop thresher handle?

Paddy, wheat, gram, soybean and pulses are the listed crops. Moving between them means changing the sieve to match grain size and adjusting your feed rate, so it is a stop rather than a switch. Keep the alternate sieves stored flat and clean, because a bent or clogged sieve is the usual reason a thresher suddenly starts throwing grain into the straw.

How much diesel does a tractor use running a thresher?

We do not have a verified consumption figure for this combination and will not invent one. What determines it is the tractor's engine size, the governed speed you hold, how hard you feed the drum and the crop's moisture. Damp straw loads the machine far more than dry, which is why threshing after the crop has properly dried costs less fuel per tonne.

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Specifications are compiled from manufacturer literature and Indian dealer sources. Prices are ex-showroom and change often — verify before buying.