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 | GLADEFISHER
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2003-11-04 68022
I'm considering purchasing a small compact tractor in the future. 2WD-17hp-22hp with finish mower & 4' bucket. Can anyone tell me more about yanmar tractors? How dependable are they, are parts hard to find, ETC. Any feedback on other japanese tractor brands is very welcome.
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| lazyukbar
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2003-11-15 68848
I am not sure where you are located but if you have a yanmar dealer near you, I can assure you will not be dissapointed. We have a 330d on our ranch along with several other big and small tractors (massey, john deere, kubota) and by far the best out of all of them is our Yanmar. It's 4x4 with a loader, tiller, blade, mower, and snow blower. No matter what is going on at the ranch the Yanmar is alway doing something on a daily basis. It has approximately 4000hour on it and all we have done is changed the oil and serviced it........NOTHING ELSE. (we did ad power steering ourselves though)
Good luck and I hope this helps. ....
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| TomG
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2003-11-16 68883
UK (I'm reluctant to call him either lazy or bar) makes a good point. Yanmars have pretty good reputations and they also have a dealer presence in N.A. I think the N.A. company is pretty rigid about supporting gray Yanmars and understandably so. If you're not near a dealer then there'd be the usual problems of supporting grays but at least parts could be ordered and couriered. It still might be a good choice. Something to be aware of is that if you're near a dealer and have a gray then you still don't have dealer support. ....
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