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I want a small Yanmar to do some wildlife food plots and mowing. Will a 1110D (at about 990 lbs) handle a small bush hog? I dislike wheelies EVERYTIME you raise the lift! Sometimes it just happens, but I really like to feel like the front wheels can remember where the ground is. I anticipate using a small disk and bush hog of 48 inches or less and maybe my "sleve hitch" 10 inch bottom plow.<br>
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FYI I currently am using an old Yazoo mower, a real old Yazoo tiller and a 1964 JD 110 with a 10 inch bottom plow so you should know that high speed performance is not my concern.<br>
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Thanks<br>
Don

1110D Yanmar
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 9 Post by Pop

Hey,
Wait just a minute! I owned a 9N Ford, built and used in the US since the Depression! How is a Yanmar more dangerous than it is?

I have a John Deere Dealer within 2 miles of my house. Lenard (Shelfer, the Yanmar man)is, WAY off up in Yankee land. I have spent several hundred thousand dollars (from work) with the local John Deere dealer. ZERO with Lenard.

Please explain why my local dealer (Jones Tractor, Tallahasse Fl) will not give me the TIME OF DAY (and yes, I currently own a John Deere) and Lenard has and WILL answer my questions, email me, give me parts numbers, prices and advice. When I upgrade, IT WILL BE with a Yanmar not a JOHN DEERE!!! Service is first and John Deere is missing the boat, Lenard isn't!

Grey tractor are not dangerous, stupid people are. Stupid people can buy any tractor with or without a ROPS. If they get a newer model with a ROPS and don't wear a seat belt they can and will die. You can not legislate common sense! Stop trying.

Don Poindexter

No More Parts for Yanmars -- Part II
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 47 Post by Pop