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Read articles →A first-impressions video shot with just one hour on a newly purchased 2022 Yanmar SA324, bought with a tiller and box scrape. The owner shares candid early takes: surprisingly comfortable seat, notable top-heavy feel, and disappointingly weak pushing power compared to his previous Massey Ferguson and Solus machines. No specs walkthrough or attachments demo, just honest gut reactions. Best for buyers curious how the SA324 stacks up against other compact tractors from a real user's perspective.
An owner-operator sharing first impressions from his own property, with a stated history of several compact tractor brands to compare against.
The owner says the SA324 is more comfortable but has weaker pushing power than the Massey Ferguson, though the Massey needed warranty repairs five times by 260 hours.
Yes, after putting 20 minutes on it the owner felt it was extremely top-heavy, the most top-heavy tractor he has sat on so far.
The owner found it weaker than expected, spinning tires in low gear when pushing into a dirt pile, and called it the weakest of his tractors for pushing.
The owner says the tractor, tiller, and box scrape together cost about 17 to 8 (around $17,800), which he felt was a good deal.
