Buying Advice New Tractor Purchase advice: 790, 2210, 4115

[Dutch445]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( The 4010 is essentially a 2210 with better hydraulics and more features. The 4010 is still a two piece garden tractor frame VS the one piece frome of the 4110, 4115 and the 790. I prefer the 4115 or 4110 over the others. )</font>

What do you mean these tractors have a garden tractor frame? I look at 2210, 4010, and 4115, and they are all very similar. The 4010-4115 frame is one piece from the transmission forward, and the 2210 is full frame running back alongside the transmission. (the 4010-4115 incorporate the transmission into the rear frame, ROPS and rear drawbar support etc mount to the transmission)

All of the 2210, 4010, 4110, 4115, and 790 are built in Japan by Yanmar and are shipped over fully assembled, possibly with the exception of tires and wheels. The new 2020 series, will hopefully be Ga built, but I can't say for sure yet. Hopefully by this fall we will know more!

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[Dutch445]

For the 6 acres you have, it sounds to me like the 4110/4115 would do want you want it to do, very comfortably. You would still be able to get a Hydro, which is as easy to drive as your LT. If the japanese assembly bothers you, maybe you could pick up a used 4200 or so, if you don't mind a larger tractor. The biggest difference in staying with a smaller frame will be mostly time, maybe one more pass with the york rake going down the driveway, or and extra pass with the tiller in the garden.. (assuming smaller attachments than the mid frame tractor)
I will say that from what I hear, most people that buy any of these tractors seem very happy with them, and say they perform better than they thought they would. (with 2210 owners boasting the most!)

good luck
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[Docsknotinn]

I'm sorry but I think your info is inaccurate. Both the 2210 and 4010 are two piece garden tractor style frames. I know mine certainly is. Theese machines are assembled in GA and mine has a plate stating that on the machine. This has been discussed here before and the Hydro is also US built. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

 

[DJLX]

Here is a picture of the 2210 frame from jdparts. It connects somewhere at the transmission and goes forward. I looked at the frames on jdparts for the 4115 and it appears to do the same thing. By the way my 2210 name plate says "made in Japan"

 

[Tractors4u]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Theese machines are assembled in GA and mine has a plate stating that on the machine. This has been discussed here before and the Hydro is also US built. )</font>

I am like Fox News; I report, you decide.

You will see, YANMAR AGRICULTURAL MACHINARY MFG CO LTD, Shiga Japan in small letters at the bottom. Sorry it is a little fuzzy.

The 2210 manufacturers plate.

 

[Tractors4u]

The 4010

 

[Tractors4u]

4110

 

[Tractors4u]

And lastly, the 790

 

[Docsknotinn]

I think perhaps you misunderstood my post. I said they are assembled in GA not made in GA. I'm certain we all realize that the Yanmar and most of the parts are made in Japan. There is another tag on mine that says assembled in GA. I tried to pull up the 4115 frame but no luck. Maybe you could post that frame link as well ? It would also be interesting to know if the 4110 and 4115 have the cheesy plastic hydro fan like the 2210.

 

[DJLX]

cheesy plastic hydro fan

Hey go buy that part and see how much money it is-can't be cheesy /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif

Here is the 4115 attached off of jdparts