Yanmar America’s multi-purpose compact SA Series tractors.

Yanmar America exhibited its hard-working compact tractors and UTVs at Equip Expo 2023 in Louisville, Ky. The stars of the lineup were the SA series tractors, compact workhorses designed for properties of less than 25 acres.

Yanmar also displayed its SA223 with mower deck and front loader at its booth while the SA325 with loader and backhoe were available for demonstration.

These robust machines share a common set of performance upgrades, including dual-range speeds, standard differential lock, and 3-point hitch position control. Powering these tractors is Yanmar's renowned 3-cylinder, liquid-cooled diesel engine, ensuring reliability and efficiency.

Operators will appreciate the large, comfortable operator's station across the SA series, offering easy access to all controls. The hydrostatic transmission, equipped with convenient side-by-side pedals, ensures you can tackle any terrain or implement with ease. Plus, the smooth hydraulic power steering minimizes operator fatigue by eliminating steering wheel kickback, the manufacturer said.

Yanmar manufactures of all major drivetrain components, including the engine, transmission and axles, in-house, ensuring seamless integration and optimal performance. With Performance Link Technology, these tractors deliver more usable horsepower, minimal power loss, and a comfortable ride, making them indispensable for various applications.

For more information, visit yanmar.com/us.

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