🚜My New YANMAR SA425 & Six Attachments~How Much Did I Pay?🤑

Welcome to our channel, where we're embarking on a thrilling new journey as an off-grid homestead husband and wife team.
We've just invested in a brand new Yanmar SA425 tractor and six fantastic attachments, and we can't wait to share the adventures and challenges that lie ahead.
Join us on this incredible journey as we explore the capabilities of our Yanmar SA425 tractor, including the Yanmar YL210 Front Loader and Bucket, the Yanmar YRC 205 Rotary Cutter, the WR Long RBG3 Grapple, the Yanmar YBB205 Box Blade, the Worksaver QuickHitch QH 101, and the Earth and Turf Attachments 36" Pallet Forks.
Through our ups and downs, triumphs and challenges, we hope to inspire and educate fellow homesteaders and anyone curious about the off-grid lifestyle. Your support means the world to us, so hit that subscribe button, ring the notification bell, and come along on this off-grid adventure with us. Let's learn, grow, and experience the beauty of self-reliance together. Welcome to our off-grid journey!

[@mr.redneck2715]

Love your tractor and your land. I’ve been running tractors for 50 years and I’m still learning.

[@MarcusAurelius33036]

Great fun video and very instructive as well. Thanks for posting!

[@7sigmaoff-grid]

Thanks for watching!

[@YoungerOutdoors2000]

Congrats on the new tractor and equipment. Looking forward to seeing more from you guys.

[@7sigmaoff-grid]

Thanks 👍

[@orion3267]

Heck yeah. I got the SA 425 in March with the loader bucket, pallet forks, snow plow and the backhoe attachment. Love it. Just did my first round of fluid maintenance and everything.

[@freecitizen7372]

Gotta love new tractor owners. They are so much fun to listen to.

[@7sigmaoff-grid]

Yes they are!

[@stonehousebarn2737]

Really enjoyed your video. You got a great setup there with those attachments. Although you'll always find a few more that you " need", it looks like you can get got the most important ones already. I just subscribed and waiting to see more videos of the whole family learning and getting more comfortable with the tractor.

[@svnra]

Congrats 🎉🚜

[@roughrider2023]

You go bro!!!!

[@bryonmartin8463]

What a fun video! Thanks for showing your first experiences on it. I rented a tractor for the first time a few weeks ago and my wife (who grew up on a farm) couldn’t stop laughing at me while i was figuring things out.

[@7sigmaoff-grid]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!

[@mikec6691]

congrats!!!

[@BillyBlaze7]

Hey good on ya man, you did so many things right. You are getting prepared to protect your family, you are teaching and learning with your family, you are investing in your growth as a family. And I'm thankful you shared the price, so many don't. I hope you and your family stay safe and prosper brother.

[@7sigmaoff-grid]

I appreciate that.. Thanks !!

[@Jehovahstool]

Thanks

[@kupkakexo1798]

I went with yanmar for all the same reasons as you. 10 year warranty, yanmar makes great engines. Really any japanese made engines are great. John deere uses yanmar engines a lot so for a popular brand like john deere to use yanmar, says a lot about yanmar, tym and bad boy also use yanmar engines. I went with the sa325, realistically same exact machine just smaller rears. I do sometimes wish i went with the 425 just for the ground clearance but overall i am happy with the 325. When i made my purchase a few months ago it took me months of research and looking around to make sure i made the right choice. With yanmar you get more lift cap for less money, same class tractor in john deere has lift of about 800 and kubota is about 650. I was sold on the yanmar because of the 10 year drive train warranty, reputation of machine itself, and nearby dealerships, very comfortable ride, and the hydro transmission. I have just under 50 hours right now, and i love the machine overall. I was stuck between tym 2515 or t25 and yanmar sa325, sometimes i feel like the tym would have been better, slightly more lift cap, and ss quick attach front end makes it so you can buy front end attachments almost anywhere, where with yanmar your stuck buying only from yanmar or W.R Long. (Atleast those are the only 2 i know of so far) i actually just ordered a grapple through W.R Long today and thats how i found your video. Was going to buy the yanmar grapple, but the replaceable teeth got me on the WR, and i heard the WR 3rd function is a bit quicker than yanmars. Hope everything works out for you! My 325 is my first tractor, i got some land im clearing too, and even though i love my tractor, I have a long term plan of trading in a few years for a YT3 model. Not for awhile but got to give yourself goals 😅 Also thought about a heated cab for my 325. (Im in new england and will be working all winter on my tractor) but could not justify 5k for some glass, door, and heat. Its a cool cab if you wanted to look into it, curtis makes them , just too expensive for me. Have fun with your new tractor!

[@robertevans7738]

Congratulations. We put our rocks by the front driveway. The stacked rock fence looks nice.

[@7sigmaoff-grid]

We will most likely do the same. Thanks

[@MillCityJam]

Congrats - That's a really good set-up. You're going to be using that box blade a lot. Another good attachment is the piranha tooth bar from bxpanded. I have the 424 and love it, but the parking brake handle is a problem. We have 5 acres down in Fallbrook and I've been using the 424 to clear old olive trees... All the best - Steve

[@tommayhew4121]

welcome to the Game, Nice choice

[@7sigmaoff-grid]

Thanks!

[@smileyking1019]

You pick a great tractor 👍

[@7sigmaoff-grid]

Thanks

[@hoffpauirconcrete.semperfidCC]

Nice tractor we are looking to purchase a few also .....and not bad for your first time big guy

[@7sigmaoff-grid]

Thanks!!

[@rikkilee9409]

I had the 2018 same tractor. it was 100% problem free. you want rim guard in the rear tires. also a steel cutting edge on bucket and last is a hydraulic top link. $2oo - $250 each for cutting edge and top link. (Holland spare parts) Rick central NY

[@7sigmaoff-grid]

Thanks for the recommendations!

[@dogman807]

Good Job.

[@7sigmaoff-grid]

Thanks

[@wildandliving1925]

Make sure you have wheel weights or Ballest in the tires if you lift with the loader and something doesn't lift up it can lift the rear wheel which means you can tip over easy with that high ground height. Go slow with the loader at the start so you can reverse a mistake so don't panic and wear the seat belt. I've almost tipped 3 times so fat and mine is lower to the ground and I added weight. You also curel the bucket when stuck in the mud

[@orion3267]

With the amount of rocks you have, you may have to lock in the differential lock and 4 wheel drive. Good luck fellow Yanny!

[@7sigmaoff-grid]

Indeed…4 wheel drive stays engaged . Appreciate the advice. Congrats on your new purchase!

[@paulg1827]

Do yourself a huge favor and get a hydraulic top link for your three point hitch, you have the hydraulic links already and it makes it much easier to hitch up to and use rear implements. You don't need to use the wire clip on the parking brake, just push the brake and lift the t handle then take your foot off the brake and it will hold. The wire is a back up.

[@7sigmaoff-grid]

Will do…Thanks!

[@menosabe]

Love watching your videos. You picked a great machine. You guys are going to be laughing your a$$es off when you watch these videos in a few years. The learning curve is great when you do it together.

[@7sigmaoff-grid]

Appreciate the kind words! Thanks for watching!!!

[@Sa7Ra7isms]

🥳👍🏿

[@farley1899]

You won't be disappointed I had the 324 but upgraded to the yt235c with backhoe and I would not buy anything else. Be sure to add the rear ballast in the tires safety first For the front iused about 40lbs of barbell weights that I already had....bolt on a piece of half inch all thread put you weights on and then big washer and nut your good to go Also everything attachments has good how to videos on KZbin

[@7sigmaoff-grid]

I'm pretty sure an upgrade is in my future as well. Thanks for the barbell and ballast info...appreciate it !!!

[@amandadavis9726]

Have you figured out how to use your box blade yet? 😁 I can’t wait to see the video of you guys working with it.

[@7sigmaoff-grid]

Coming soon! 🤣😂

[@amandadavis9726]

@@7sigmaoff-grid you’ll get it figured out.

[@Nomad1957]

You know if you don't tear $hit up once in awhile it means you ain't trying hard enough.

[@mattharmon3838]

A lot less then the john deere.