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Find a model →Pit up to four models against each other. Engine, hydraulics, hitch, weight, warranty.
Open comparison →Written guides on choosing tractors, hydraulics, PTO, hitches, and maintenance.
Read articles →A dealer-produced spec walkthrough that goes fairly deep on the YT3's IHMT transmission, Interlink technology, B-mode controls, loader capacity, dimensions, and pricing ($44,500, $46,600 for non-cab models), closing with a brief comparison against comparable John Deere and Kubota machines. There's no hands-on footage or field operation shown, it's narrated over visuals. Best for shoppers who want a detailed feature-by-feature overview before visiting a dealer.
Tractor Bob's is a certified Yanmar dealership by their own description, so the content is promotional in tone and consistently frames the YT3 as the top choice.
It means the engine, transmission, front axle, and final drive are all designed by Yanmar to work together, improving power transfer, performance, and fuel consumption.
It is a hydromechanical variable transmission, first released in 2014 as the first functional solution for tractors under 50 horsepower, giving mechanical power with precise control.
The YT347 non-cab is $44,500 and the YT359 non-cab is $46,600, with these being minimum advertised prices before dealer discounts.
The Deere and Kubota are over 60 horsepower, bigger, and cost about $8,000 more, while the Yanmar is more compact, less expensive, just as powerful, and has more transmission controls.
