I've got one of the new SC2400 SCUT. I needed something for our 4 acre hobby farm for loader work, mowing, and various chores related to the property and our horses. While I wanted something bigger, the size of our buildings and the number of trees on the property dictated a SCUT. I looked at many, including the JD2305 and the Kubotz BX24.
I finally decided to order the SC2400 without seeing one, based solely on the reputation of the Yanmar brand. I was not disappointed. I paid about $13,500 including the FEL, MMM, and delivery (90 miles).
The tractor is VERY well put together, and other than the MMM I don't see much that came from CC. As a matter of fact, all of the filters and routine maintenance parts came to me with only Yanmar numbers and markings on the packaging. From what I can tell, the mechanicals on this tractor are all Yanmar.
One thing that I do find funny though, is the throttle. After reading the official Yanmar Gray Market Statement which talked about the direction of travel for the throttle lever, I was quite surprised to see that the throttle on the SC2400 follows the gray market machines and not the US versions. You pull towards the driver for fast and push away for slow. Go figure. I guess that wasn't such a big safety issue after all.
I've had the machine hooked up to a KK 48" tiller and it cut new ground with no problems. I've also moved about 45 tons of recycled asphalt and graded our driveway, also with no problems. I think that I'm going to find many uses for the tractor as time goes on.