My new YANMAR tractor!

[@HaloGamer401]

My John Deere 1050 has a Yanmar powertrain...30 sum years and still going strong. Can't go wrong with Yanmar.

[@Iexpedite1]

I don't run my tractor a whole lot so I bought an old one. I wanted a Yanmar 2210D because of the 4WD and its reputation. The 2210 came out in the 70's but the transmission is very capable. If your mowing then hydro is going to be easiest. If you want to work gears are really nice when you need to put power to the ground. My transmission has a gear selected that is operated with a manual clutch. Then you have another shifter that allows you to shift 3 forward, neutral, and reverse without a clutch. I think tractors of this design are the best of both worlds. Yanmar has been making user friendly transmissions for decades. If I were a frequent tractor user I wouldn't hesitate to buy one like Engineer775.

[@offgridnorthwest]

My Yanmar 424 doesn't require DEF either. It's a smaller HP tractor but I love it. John Deere has been using the Yanmar engines in their smaller tractors for years because it's a proven engine. I couldn't see a reason to spend more on the green paint.

[@engineer775]

exactly. I am curious if John Deere is requiring DEF even thought it is a yanmar. Maybe Yanmar is keeping the better engines to themselves?

[@offgridnorthwest]

Another cool thing about Yanmar is that they are assembled in Georgia, so while it is a "foreign" tractor, it is put together in American with American workers. I have also had fantastic support from my Yanmar dealer. For small farm/hobbyist I can't recommend these smaller Yanmar tractors enough. Thanks for posting the video on the larger YT347. I may upgrade to the larger tractor someday, but for now I am loving my little 424.

[@pmaint1]

Tractors under 75 hp do not require DEF in the U.S

[@anymanusa]

This was my first choice tractor until I got down to the payments. The transmission had me wanting one really bad, but I settled for a bare bones mx5200 Kubota for a lot less money. I liked hearing you talk about this one.

[@donaldstrishock3923]

Got one of these klunkers too. It was cheep (41,000$) for tractor, loader,and backhoe ;; with gear drive chutchy-shuttle-shift. Sometimes(rarely) my left leg shure gets a workout. It loads allright, doesen't hardly burn any fuel, quiet as a mouse, digs deep with back-hoe and powerfully but slow as molasses. Have a Massey-Ferguson 1736 hydralic power shuttle shift with a 12×12 trany also. It is fast, smooth, quiet and luxurious ,but with no back-hoe. It is everything the kubogy is not ,and the paint job is still BRIGHT red , not that white-wash pinky-yellow-chalk that kubogys are famous for. Maybe a snazzy new Yanmar with the "deluxe" trany will be next.

[@donaldstrishock3923]

This rig is a real humdinger with it's highly advanved transmission. All those "wan-a-be, el-chepo hydro-slack-o-matics" owner-loaners just dont have a clue what they are missing. Would never own a new hydro-static ;; way too primitive, cheep to build, expensive to maintain, always howling, gready with the fuel,and always with a 22.5% power loss throughout. Have a kubogy mx5200 shuttle shift tlb== just OK, a M-F 1736 power-shuttle t&l and it is great. Your Yanmar seams fantastic! Thanks for the fine explanation of this unit and the state of art transmission. After all ,haveing a tractor or two is ALL about it's TRANSMISSION - of power.

[@scarmenl]

I have to say, I keep looking around at that size tractor and the more I look the more I come back to Yanmar.

[@blueferral3414]

Maybe if you had called Yanmar corp they would have "lent" you one like they did Wranglerstar.

[@helihoot]

What a great job on this. Thank you. Looking right now for a 347

[@waltlars3687]

I would hate to think what the learning curve would be on this for a old tractor guy like this Suggestion for the playlist Find a old school guy and teach how to use all the new features the right way

[@JohnSmith-dj5gf]

Beautiful machine, I’m considering buying one for my property. Would you be able to tell me if the YT347 will fit inside a standard 7ft garage with the ROPS folded? Thanks!!!

[@bert26a]

Kubota doesn't have DEF fluid on their tractors instead like yours they have a DPF with EGR which isn't a good thing to have on a diesel engine either. After your warranty is off look in to deleting your dpf system it will give you problems.

[@offplanetevent]

It's been 4 years with your Yanmar. Would you buy another one?

[@derweibhai]

I have a Massy Fergusson backhoe that uses a manual transmission but instead of a clutch it uses a lockup torque converter. works very similar to this, but no hydrostat. (I guess a torque converter is kind of a hydrostat)

[@ItsaboutMakingnotBuying]

Congratulations on your new purchase. Later

[@aruuuba]

How much does it cost more or less please? Thanks for this good & complete video!

[@LibertyGarden]

Thank you for the review. The first time I heard of this tractor was from Wrangle Star, now you. I'l have to put Yanmar on the short list.

[@XaviarJS]

Those are nice tractors, I got an older used 100hp deere and the best thing that came with it is the pto gen-set....

[@rexking3698]

Good job. More versatile than a skid steer is going a little to far.

[@JamesBiggar]

Nice machine!

[@townsendliving9750]

My question is I want a similar size tractor. I need a front bucket, post hole digger, rototiller, box blade, front forks. But where it gets complicated is I need a backhoe as well. Back hoe attachments are around 18k dollars. I can just go buy a whole entire full sized back hoe for that. Any opinions on this? Buy one machine with attachments or buy multiple machines at a lower overall cost?

[@engineer775]

Great question and one I wrestle with often. If you are going to do a lot of trenching like I do for my projects then I would go with a mini-ex. The tractor with backhoe is way too slow. If you only occasionally have to dig a hole, plant trees, trench etc then a tractor backhoe is great. The mini-ex also give you more hydraulic options and higher lift if you need to run and auger and it provides the best visibility. The tractor can do it all but when it comes to serious trenches I use a mini excavator. The loader is a must and I am excited to try out the new from remotes for a grapple and eventually I will be trying augering from the front.

[@townsendliving9750]

@@engineer775 thanks for your reply, not quite sure speed or efficiency is very important to me. Cost is probably top on the list, being able to get every thing I want. Meaning withing one machine to do it all, or several machines to complete the tasks. I guess there is alot of variables that go in to that like what kind of deals I can find on the machines. I know a machine your size with a backhoe would do everything i need just fine. But then I might be able to buy a mini excavator cheaper then the price of just the backhoe attachment. I guess it very well might come down to the deals I can find locally

[@michaelmurray8683]

Great video! I'm very interested in this tractor and looking forward to more of you videos on it.

[@vrock265]

Good looking tractor. Looking forward to the upcoming videos

[@NZIGNANTI]

Did you ever wish you got the yt359?

[@engineer775]

Yes. But more importantly a cab.

[@woodrow1037]

Nice tractor. Blessings brother

[@mattjames9755]

Are the hook ups front and rear comfortable with john deer and or kubota? Good for tractor rookies?

[@engineer775]

All the attachments are interchangeable. The loaders come standard with skid steer quick connects. Yes it is good for rookies. 85% of people buying tractors are rookies and Yanmar is trying to capture more of the market.

[@mattjames9755]

@@engineer775 thanks Scott.... as always I learn a lot from you....

[@dougdorrer4622]

Any updates on the YanMar after 2 years? Pro's or Con's Would you buy again?

[@engineer775]

It has been great. The loader lift capability was just what I needed for my business and I use it every other day. I added a three-way valve so I could run a grapple. The tractor has worked flawlessly.

[@Chris-Fennimore]

Its Christmas! Nice.

[@dapappacn]

You could weld on a square protective roll bar sort of arrangement to avoid those pesky branches smacking you when in the dense forest.

[@carmas54]

It might use def but it has a regen yellow button, time will tell if you love that

[@indianaoutdoors4379]

Def is different then a dpf. Def is for nox emissions and its filter does not require a regen. The dpf is what catches the soot (black smoke) and then required a regen to burn it out.

[@GateKommand]

Big Boys Toys - enjoy it mate, enjoy!

[@gregorythomas333]

For implements you should consider getting a trencher. Also a generator head for remote site power...and the auto anti-stall will work great. In your work you would use these two an awful lot!

[@engineer775]

Yes I have been looking at trencher attachments. I have had a nice PTO genset for quite a while and I sell them too.

[@amandadavis9726]

You still running this tractor?

[@bobbyjoe6250]

Good review thanks

[@Hiker63]

Nice ride!

[@mrbodo69]

My MF doesn't use DEF, but it does have the silly particulate filter with regen.

[@nighthawkindarkness]

Well, that tears it for me! No phone holder! 😭

[@Hereford1020]

The tractor of this size does not require diesel exhaust fluid.

[@derweibhai]

Forgot to say that backhoe is a 1974 model year.

[@crazyhorseranchaz]

Where made

[@engineer775]

Made in Japan and Assembled in Adairsville Georgia.

[@PaulPetrea]

Not very EMP proof though, eh Scott? LOL Nice tractor, man.

[@engineer775]

Not at but in the mean time I have to work. :)

[@sunnypatchfarm]

I cant wait to see how it does with making hay

[@larrylparish82752]

Nice tractor. But bush hogging ? Should be cutting hay out there. 😁

[@HomesteadEngineering]

Ahhhhhh, so thats why you had to buy a Prius. :)

[@engineer775]

no sir. I wanted the Prius Prime. I haven't put gas in it yet.

[@HomesteadEngineering]

@@engineer775 Yep, just kidding, I am totally with you on electric cars. My next car will be full electric, most likely a Chevy Bolt or maybe even a Tesla! I'm going to charge it for FREE with my off-grid solar power.

[@BigO4185]

Is Yanmar Chineese?

[@SLFYSH]

BigO4185 japanese

[@contentment164]

Lots of plastic on that thing...

[@crazyhorseranchaz]

No thanks,

[@MFKR696]

FYI, the company that made those tires (Carlisle) is owned by Dick Cheney himself. When you replace those, you should probably make it a point to get some from a different brand. It doesn't matter how good the tires are if your money is going to a war criminal.

[@BrianBriCurInTheOC]

INF1D3L010 They will let anyone on KZbin

[@truthexposed9916]

Brainwashed MORON >>>>>> Brian Curwick

[@MFKR696]

Brian Curwick Was there a point you were trying to make? If so, I suggest you get to it or stfu, dipshit. Your petty insults mean nothing to me.

[@MFKR696]

Truth Exposed Calling him a moron is an insult to morons. See that single Like under his comment? I guarantee you that came from him. It takes a special kind of special to Like your own comments on KZbin lol.

[@BrianBriCurInTheOC]

Truth Exposed 😂😂😂😂