I bought a Yanmar YT 235C / Cab. Having heating and air and being immune to wasps and bugs in general is well worth the cost to me. Yanmar makes their own cab and trust me, in the winter, when you put the heater on low, you'll have to turn it off because it knows how to heat! It's low profile enough that I can pull it into my 9ft tall garage if I need to. I did a lot of research and chose Yanmar over all the others in this horse power range. It has an excellent 10 year warranty and with a package deal I saved $1000's of dollars on the tractor and each attachment and the 20ft trailer. Go test drive a Yanmar. I should be working for them! lol
Great tractor. I’m looking into one myself for my 8 acres. I like how Yanmar is a 100+ year old Japanese company that builds the entire tractor including the engine. Thanks for the review!
They are built just a few hours away in Georgia. I have 600 hours on it now in 18 month with zero issues. I disconnected the safety switch under the seat before I even took it off the trailer when I got it and I put 3 remotes on the back with a 3 spool valve on the right side of the driver seat. One I use for a hydraulic top link , one for a side link I made and the other I can use for a grapple or whatever else I come up with in the future. It does not have an easy life here on my 40+ acres in the smokey mountains. I use it for logging, preparing a site where I want to build a house, managing my food plots and gardens, disking brush hogging. Not a day goes by where I don't use it and it has done great so far. I have the rear tyre filled for weight and thats a must. The hydraulic pressure was set a little low from the factory and I upped that a bit. Other than that it has been working great and I would highly recommend th YT235 to anyone looking for a tractor in that power class. Tanks for watching and if you want to know something more specific about the little tractor, I'll be happy to make a more detailed vide about it .
I have a 1985 Yanmar 2620D and recently purchased a second tractor. It too is a Yanmar . Its a 2022 YT235. Great tractors ! There were none available at the time with a cab so I will either wait for an aftermarket to become available or make my own.
I am on and off that tractor so many times when I a getting firewood etc that I probably would have worn a door flat out by now. So I prefer the open version for what I use the tractor for.
@@finniganshomestead2956 As long as the doors are removable for warmer weather I think the cab would be useful. The winter wind is why I want it enclosed. I have a half mile driveway up a hill to keep snow free and that wind will cut you in two....
Yamar used to build John Deere cut and scut but not anymore that said they still use a yamar engine but John Deere is very similar as they had a partnership until around 20 years ago 2016 was the last green yamar tractor I have a yamar built John Deere and love it
I have 600 hours of hard work on mine now and it never missed a beat. I did disconnect that annoying switch under the seat though. Other than that, i love the thing and use it every day on my 43 acres.
@@paulwilton735 Well Yanmar builds the compact tractors for JD ... but they were designed by JD and Yankar just built them. These are all Yanmar from the drawing board to the finished product.
i don't think you'll be disappointed . I am logging with it again this weeks, dragging big oak logs around to eventually feed my saw mill with. .. Thanks for watching
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Yanmar all day.👍👍🤌
I bought a Yanmar YT 235C / Cab. Having heating and air and being immune to wasps and bugs in general is well worth the cost to me. Yanmar makes their own cab and trust me, in the winter, when you put the heater on low, you'll have to turn it off because it knows how to heat! It's low profile enough that I can pull it into my 9ft tall garage if I need to. I did a lot of research and chose Yanmar over all the others in this horse power range. It has an excellent 10 year warranty and with a package deal I saved $1000's of dollars on the tractor and each attachment and the 20ft trailer. Go test drive a Yanmar. I should be working for them! lol
Great tractor. I’m looking into one myself for my 8 acres. I like how Yanmar is a 100+ year old Japanese company that builds the entire tractor including the engine. Thanks for the review!
They are built just a few hours away in Georgia. I have 600 hours on it now in 18 month with zero issues. I disconnected the safety switch under the seat before I even took it off the trailer when I got it and I put 3 remotes on the back with a 3 spool valve on the right side of the driver seat. One I use for a hydraulic top link , one for a side link I made and the other I can use for a grapple or whatever else I come up with in the future. It does not have an easy life here on my 40+ acres in the smokey mountains. I use it for logging, preparing a site where I want to build a house, managing my food plots and gardens, disking brush hogging. Not a day goes by where I don't use it and it has done great so far. I have the rear tyre filled for weight and thats a must. The hydraulic pressure was set a little low from the factory and I upped that a bit. Other than that it has been working great and I would highly recommend th YT235 to anyone looking for a tractor in that power class. Tanks for watching and if you want to know something more specific about the little tractor, I'll be happy to make a more detailed vide about it .
I have a 1985 Yanmar 2620D and recently purchased a second tractor. It too is a Yanmar . Its a 2022 YT235. Great tractors ! There were none available at the time with a cab so I will either wait for an aftermarket to become available or make my own.
I am on and off that tractor so many times when I a getting firewood etc that I probably would have worn a door flat out by now. So I prefer the open version for what I use the tractor for.
@@finniganshomestead2956 As long as the doors are removable for warmer weather I think the cab would be useful. The winter wind is why I want it enclosed. I have a half mile driveway up a hill to keep snow free and that wind will cut you in two....
Great video thanks for taking time out of your busy work day
Yamar used to build John Deere cut and scut but not anymore that said they still use a yamar engine but John Deere is very similar as they had a partnership until around 20 years ago 2016 was the last green yamar tractor I have a yamar built John Deere and love it
I bought a YT235c for snow plowing. Love it.
I have 600 hours of hard work on mine now and it never missed a beat. I did disconnect that annoying switch under the seat though. Other than that, i love the thing and use it every day on my 43 acres.
Good. So much for John deere.
@@paulwilton735 Well Yanmar builds the compact tractors for JD ... but they were designed by JD and Yankar just built them. These are all Yanmar from the drawing board to the finished product.
I have a Yanmar 424 and thinking about upgrading to the 235, looking back this is the tractor I should’ve bought first lol
i don't think you'll be disappointed . I am logging with it again this weeks, dragging big oak logs around to eventually feed my saw mill with. .. Thanks for watching
Where did you buy your box blade? I want to buy one in the Netherlands, but nobody sells them..
This one is from Tractor supply company