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Read articles →This video centers almost entirely on the YT359's unusual hybrid transmission, a three-range hydrostatic with a clutch-style pedal but no gears, and the creator actually drives it under loader work to demonstrate how the foot-throttle stop-and-go control feels in practice. Cab quietness and HVAC get brief mentions. It skips pricing, specs, and comparisons, so it suits buyers specifically curious about how this transmission behaves in motion.
Posted by the Double A Farm channel, which appears to be an owner or operator sharing first-drive impressions rather than a dealership or professional reviewer.
It is a three-range hydrostatic shuttle with a clutch-type pedal but no gears. Pushing the foot throttle moves the tractor, letting off stops it instantly, giving part shuttle shift and part hydrostatic control.
No, the hand throttle will not move the tractor. You have to press the foot throttle to get it moving.
The creator says it would be very good for hay work, letting you pull up and stab a hay bale, let off the gas, then back up without switching pedals.
Yes, the creator describes it as exceptionally quiet while driving under loader work, and notes it also has working heat and air conditioning.
