Yanmar America has introduced its latest offerings in the SM Series tractor lineup, specifically designed to cater to the demands of rural landowners. The newly unveiled SM240 and SM475 models stand out with advanced features, robust performance, and a focus on operator comfort and ease of use.
The SM240 is powered by a 36.9-horsepower Yanmar TNV engine, engineered to deliver maximum torque at lower RPMs, making it ideal for handling heavy loads and challenging tasks. This model offers a front-end loader with an impressive 2,000-pound lift capacity. For added convenience and safety, the SM240 is equipped with a foldable ROPS (Roll-Over Protective Structure), a joystick-operated front-end loader, and an ergonomic operator station that blends style with comfort. Notably, the SM240H variant enhances user experience by featuring a clutch-free hydrostatic transmission, simplifying operation even further.
At the higher end of the series, the 74-horsepower SM475 represents Yanmar’s most powerful tractor available in North America. It boasts a front loader capable of lifting 3,325 pounds and integrates cutting-edge technology with luxury design elements. The SM475 is equipped with a clutch-less power shuttle transmission, ensuring smooth operation. Enhancing the operator’s experience, this model includes features such as power steering, tilt adjustments, and the option for a joystick-controlled loader—all of which can be adjusted from the comfort of the operator’s seat.
The SM475’s dual-entry deluxe cab offers advanced climate control, an ergonomic operator station with a digital command hub, and an immersive audio system, all designed to maximize comfort during extended work hours.
Yanmar America backs its SM Series tractors with a 10-year, 3,000-hour limited powertrain warranty, underlining the company’s commitment to durability and customer satisfaction.
These new models are poised to meet the rigorous demands of rural landowners, combining power, innovation, and comfort in a way that is set to redefine the tractor experience in North America.
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