Yanmar
Yanmar has been building diesel engines since 1912 and compact tractors for more than fifty years. If you have owned a compact tractor of any brand, there is a reasonable chance there was a Yanmar engine in it.
These are 22 to 60 horsepower machines, built in Japan, and they are the right answer for acreage owners, horse properties, small farms, vineyards and orchards, and the landscaping and construction outfits around the Treasure Valley that need a tractor they can actually get into a backyard.
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SA Series Sub-Compact and Compact Tractors
The starting point, and the most popular Yanmar for properties under 25 acres. Models like the SA223, SA325 and SA425 cover mowing, loader work, box blade grading, snow removal and general chores.
Compact dimensions and a tight turning radius are the whole idea. These fit through a gate and work around trees and buildings without tearing up what you are trying to maintain.
YT Series Compact Tractors
The YT2 and YT3 series step up in capability. The YT235 sits in the mid-20 horsepower range, and the YT347 and YT359 move you into the high 40s and high 50s with cab options available on most models.
The YT3 was the first tractor under 50 horsepower to use Yanmar's i-HMT transmission, which combines hydrostatic ease with mechanical efficiency. If you have ever been frustrated by a hydrostatic tractor losing power on a slope, that is the problem it solves.
YM Series Tractors
Yanmar America brought the YM name back in 2021 after nearly thirty years. The YM225, YM232, YM238, YM342, YM347 and YM359 are straightforward multi-purpose tractors across a wide horsepower spread, with the simplicity a lot of buyers are specifically looking for.
SM Series
The SM240 and SM247 round out the lineup. Ask us where these fit against the SA and YM series for what you are doing, since the overlap depends on the implements you plan to run.
Loaders, Backhoes and Attachments
A compact tractor is only as useful as what you hang on it. We set up Yanmar tractors with front loaders, backhoes, mowers, box blades, rotary tillers, post hole diggers, snow blowers and pallet forks.
Tell us the jobs on your list and we will spec the tractor and the attachments together, which is cheaper than buying a tractor and then discovering it will not run the implement you wanted.
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