Scag Jackal 40″ Yanmar 24.7HP

Description

Scag Jackal 40 Inch Stand-On Mini Skid Steer with Yanmar Diesel

This is the most expensive Jackal Scag builds: the wide 40 inch frame with the Yanmar 3TNV80FT-ZMYA diesel at 24.7 horsepower.

The Attachment Circuit Is the Machine’s Real Value

Auxiliary flow of up to 15 GPM at 3,000 psi is what turns this from a loader into a carrier for augers, breakers, trenchers, rotating grapples and stump grinders. A contractor who buys the machine and only ever fits a bucket has bought the least interesting thing it does. The attachment inventory, rather than the machine, is usually what decides whether a mini skid pays for itself.

• Tracking width: 40 inches
• Engine: Yanmar 3TNV80FT-ZMYA diesel, 24.7 HP
• Auxiliary hydraulics: up to 15 GPM at 3,000 psi
• Mount: universal-type quick attach
• Rated operating capacity: 1,125 lbs
• Weight: approximately 2,952 lbs without attachment

Some Attachments Need a Case Drain

High-torque rotating attachments return oil through a dedicated case drain line rather than the main return, and connecting one without it builds pressure in the motor housing until a seal fails. It is not an optional refinement. Before hiring or buying any continuous rotator, confirm the machine has the third line fitted and that the attachment expects it.

Match Attachment Flow to the Machine

An attachment rated for higher flow than the carrier delivers will simply run slowly, but one rated for lower flow than the carrier supplies can be damaged. Checking both figures before connecting anything hired or borrowed is a thirty second job that prevents an expensive misunderstanding between two pieces of equipment that physically fit together.

Where the Premium Sits

The SJ1125-W-40-25KBD and SJ1125-W-40-25KSD are the Kubota and Kohler alternatives on this frame at a lower price. For access-constrained work the SJ1125-N-34-25YMT is this engine on the 35.5 inch frame.