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bmaverick replied to the thread Cylinder Sleeve Removal Issues.You can chill both and still pull the sleeves. Farmers with busted tractors would pull sleeves in the dead cold of winter as the single... -
This is a loooooong thread but lot's of information. Different engine but same design. Domush covers sleeve removal...
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https://www.yanmartractorstore.com/post/how-do-i-bleed-my-yanmar-tractor-fuel-system#:~:text=Follow%20the%20fuel%20hose%20up%20to%20the%2...
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bmaverick replied to the thread Ym146 brakes.Winston did find a match. IS it possible to take the shoes in to an automotive place to compare? OR a truck shop?
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Forgot to add that the yanmar part number is 194800-36511. That number is superceded to 194800-36512
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https://discountmarinesource.com/store/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=143603
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I removed the steering column yesterday so I could see into the cavity below it and reach in there to remove anything loose and get the...
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bmaverick replied to the thread 155D green clutch replacement.GREAT. Glad you have them. There is an early manual and a later one. And even a recent one where I did a snip posting here. Yes...
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I took some pictures of what the x33 looks like and the wires and pins # 44 and 45 that connect x33 to the bar connected to the clutch...
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Winston-HT - I have two pieces of wire that run through the x33 part and through the shaft that x33 is on that is connected to the...
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OK, I am often slow to catch on. I had in mind that wire was a torsion spring all this time. Sorry about trying to confuse you.
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You are slowly solving your own puzzle. If the hole is less than 2" then no, the seal can't come out as it is 2.362" od. This video...
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bmaverick replied to the thread Yanmar 2301.Your YM2310D is a Gray Market machine. There are only a select few places in the country who even know these machines inside-out...
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I have not done it but based on the parts manual drawing you should be able to remove the seal and install a new one without taking...
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