2022 Buyers Guide for Small Tractors 

No tractor dealer around me has a good reputation. A poor customer experience starts with nobody posting their prices.

This was the most informative small tractor buying guide I've seen. Well done!

Great presentation mate. Answered a lot of my questions and more. A big thank you. You're a legend mate. Cheers

I bought a yt235 Yanmar from these guys last year, they’re a top notch dealership as far as I’m concerned. The little tractor has been perfect, it’s a little beast. I don’t know how I ever got along with out it.

Yanmar is great. Just so unfortunate how few dealers there are

Definitely earned your like and a new subscriber. Wish you all the best on your RU-vid channel!!

Great guide for rookies!!

Answered all my questions mate. Thankyou. As the flood here is still so bad on my part of Australia,,, I'm looking for a compact one, to help with the little levee bank here i created, all the large gear was moved weeks ago. Great info mate.

Outstanding presentation and RIGHT to the point. Im going to sub to this channel for such a great to the POINT video.

Thank you. This was great information.

Thank you, this helped alot

Can’t stop watching these videos, I’m overjoyed that my passive investments are paying off and I just made my first million off it. Some of my brand new farm equipments just arrived this morning. I am so excited, can’t wait for others to arrive later this week.

Great information. Thanks for making this video!

First time watching and as I am in the market for my first tractor to mow 20 acres, I learned more in eight minutes than I had in watching several other videos...thank you for the information...definitley will be back as I have subscribed...

great overview

You covered everything. Well put together brother.

JD quick attach on the loader I have always seen the same prices for everything compared to the skid steer type. Plus it's standard equipment and not and add-on cost like Kubota, lighter design giving you more ability to lift more weight , and don't have extras to break or seize on you like the skid steer type with the pins and springs. Not any Yanmar dealers in my area, all Kubota mainly and JD, Massey and Mahindra. JD had the most bang for the buck on the 1025r with little features like a step to help get in the backhoe, auto locks when lifting the outriggers, loader joystick on the fender, side lights, soft absorbing when bringing the backhoe in or side to side, etc. Little things like that sold me on the 1025r compared to the others. Kubota, everything was an add-on, cutting edge on bucket, 3point hitch I think was, and just seemed cheap to me. One nice thing on the BX subs was the loader quick connect with a single leaver. JD has one now on the 1025r but not standard. I think they need to make that standard equipment to match Kubota. Massey wasn't too bad, but when I looked they still had the loader control on the front side and the seat was too high and uncomfortable.

Your presentation is superb, keep it up. There are many upcoming farmers in The Gambia but there is no access to affordable compact tractors.

1/9/22; Thank you for yur video on Buyers Guide for small tractors. Very informative & helpful.👍👍👍🧑‍🔧

Ty nice to have a face to go with you're voice 👏🏆🙏🙏👴🐕🚜🤠

new holland and massey ferguson both make tractors up to 75 hp with no regen they only have catalitic converters

Thank you.

Very helpful

Wow, great video.

I WILL own a Yanmar YT347. It’s my dream tractor.

Nice

Just based on the video (I have a lot more research to do!) I would lean toward Yanmar over JD. But what about Mahindra?

Excellent video

What is your opinion on the Massey Ferguson 1700 series?

Great info. But rapid-fire delivery mode gives a sense of "Hey, let's get out of here fast."

Good video, thx

Can you do a video on the perks and cons of having a cab on any tractor with scenarios? Thanks

how about CAPTAIN 263 4W OR SOLIS 26 ?

Kubota L2501HST LA525 w/ third function, done. Seems like other dealers come & go (Mahinda, Kioti, TYM and all their spin-offs) most Kubota dealers have been around a long time.

In 2021 the Craftsman T240 turn tight Lawn/Garden tractor was the very best

Weird background, dope info!!

The issue of all the new tractor brands coming out is that will they be in business 10- 25 years from now. Yes they are in other country's that is were they are made but will the importer be in around? It seam like a lot of new tractor brands are using the home depot model. They under cut the local dealer for the sale then the customer has to find some independent repair shop to fix the product after the sale. As Summit is promoting that you can buy it from a mass marketer and then they will have independent repair shops service the repair work. That work great until the independent shops get sick of Summit's demands and tells them to take a hike.

I bought a Bobcat CT2025. Hope it's a good machine

Looking to buy a very very used very very old (model m, farmall, fordson) very very small (under 18 hp) non-working (restoration project) tractor... gotta guide for that?

Does the Yanmar have a backhoe attachment available?

I thought mahindra didn't have dpf?

I had always thought the hydro static trans was better then I went from a manual trans in the Jinma 284 to a New Holland and found out the manual Trans gives far better control in tight spots something about being able to feather the clutch oh and New Holland sucks compared to the cheap chinese Tractor

Mahindra and Massey offer tractors with no regen I thought?

So we're not even going to mention a standard transmission? Not going to mention that with a manual, in the proper gear range, when not using a PTO driven implement, you are able to do a huge amount of work in the 1200 to 1400 rpm range? You won't do that with a hydro. I guess you aren't interested in saving on fuel costs because you dont have the engine rpm banged slap out at all times. And let's not even get started on that irritating hydro whine. I have no doubt about how much fun wearing the ear muffs that I see every RU-vidr wearing because of that loud irritating whine would be in a Louisiana summer. NOPE. For all the reasons above and more I didn't mention, I never even CONSIDERED a hydro tractor. If I won one in a raffle I would sell it and buy a manual or trade it in on one. If pressing a clutch and swapping gears is too much work or too complicated for you then maybe you should just stay inside.

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You must be a Yanmar dealer