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    YM2000 getting a little hot

    ok, i worked the tractor pretty good this past weekend... no overheating.. got up to 150 or so, verified by using 2 different thermometers inserted into radiator after removing cap... BUT.. the outside temp was only 75 degrees... I dont get it.. if there is a problem shouldnt it show up...
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    YM2000 getting a little hot

    Not sure if the overheating is fixed yet, it rained and cooled off yesterday, so bush hogging was not an option to try and see if its fixed.. but its gonna be hot this weekend, should know soon enough.. thanks for the info on the water pump.. im not much of a mechanic and am just trying to...
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    YM2000 getting a little hot

    Flushed the block, it took all the water the hose was putting out, refilled 50/50, Could this getting hot be caused by a worn out water pump? Do the impellers wear down or does the pump usually seize up?
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    YM2000 getting a little hot

    well i suppose if yours runs at 195 then 180 or 190 might not be too hot....just a little worrisome to me. one more question, if its a head gasket issue does the outside temp really matter? if i run the tractor when its 60 outside it doesnt get hot, but anything over about 85 or so and its an...
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    YM2000 getting a little hot

    ok, i will try that today if i can... i have read about using a chemical flushing agent, any thoughts on that? also, the fuzzy spots on the block/head area, any concern about those?
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    YM2000 getting a little hot

    how do you backflush the block?
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    YM2000 getting a little hot

    I am still having issues keeping my YM2000 cool, ran it over the weekend with a 4 ft bushhog, got up to about 180 or so after 45 min work (4th gear, 18'' grass), temp showed on a temp gauge that was installed instead of the idiot light..ran it with the 1400 model tiller behind it and it got up...
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    YM2000 coolant is brown colored and getting hot

    thanks for all the help, back flushed the radiator this morning, drained rad, unhooked top hose, ran water through until it ran nice and clear, refilled with 25-30% antifreeze, worked the tractor for a while, checked water temp with meat thermometer, showed 150 at the rad cap, temp gauge never...
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    YM2000 coolant is brown colored and getting hot

    and as for the thermostat? i dont think the ym2000 has one? does it?
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    YM2000 coolant is brown colored and getting hot

    ok, so if i understand this, it will push everything through the block out and up through the radiator? through the cap opening?
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    YM2000 coolant is brown colored and getting hot

    i have replaced the red light with a gauge, that shows 190-200, running a 5 ft cutter, medium depth pasture.. i have read about flushing the block, just a little unsure about how to go about that.
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    YM2000 coolant is brown colored and getting hot

    after having a radiator cleaned out why would the coolant show a brown color in the overflow bottle? noticed that the tractor is running a little hotter than normal, 190-200 on a gauge. No water in the oil, or vice versa that I can tell. could it be from the block? if so how do I clean that...
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    steering gear lubrication

    where is the fill plug on a steering gear box on a yanmar 2000? do you use gear oil?
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    Yanmar 2210D Over heating with 5' King Kutter finishing mowe

    i have yanmar 2000, started running hot. wouldnt do it all the time, put a temp guage on it to be sure it wasnt just the sensor. turned out it was the radiator stopped up. looked like it was circulating fine but wasnt cooling adequately. 50 bucks to clean it out and it is good as gold.
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    hyd/trans fluid capacity of ym2000

    thanks guys, i found the tube and its clear. i appreciate the help. one thing i might add, when i thought i was having trouble with the hydraulics not going all the way up maybe due to a dirty screen it turned out to be a pc under the seat that was not sliding up all the way and it kept the...
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