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Read articles →A dealer walkaround filmed just before delivery, structured as a two-person interview between a salesperson and a colleague. It covers the YT359C's hydro-mechanical transmission, cab comfort features, 59 engine/52 PTO horsepower, 2,200-lb loader capacity, skid-steer quick-attach, mid and rear PTO, and why the size suits 10-to-20-acre hobby farms. No hands-on operation or independent testing, best for shoppers wanting a quick spec-and-fit overview from a sales perspective.
A dealership channel presenting a pre-delivery walkaround, so the tone is sales-oriented and no critical comparisons or drawbacks are raised.
It has a hydro-mechanical transmission, not a hydrostat. You use your left hand and a foot pedal, with low, medium, and high ranges, giving direct shaft drive from the engine.
The loader has 2,200 pounds of lift capacity on the bucket, enough for lifting round bales and wrapped haylage bales.
It has 59 horsepower at the engine, which comes down to about 52 horsepower at the PTO.
Yes, it fits small hobby farms between 10 and 20 acres, with enough power to run small square or round balers, mowers, and rakes for haying.
