Yanmar YM336
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25-50 HP Tractors
About the Yanmar YM336
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User Reviews (4)
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Yanmar 336D
Model Year: 1990
What a nice tractor! Power to spare and the automatic over standard trans shift is an awesome feature. Even has a creeper gear that is a big help when trying to get out of a deep mud hole. Came with factory backhoe. All works well.
Pros: Runs well, easy to shift with automatic feature but can choose to use clutch, easy on fuel.
Cons: Leaks gear oil at front axels, not good for such a low hour unit, hard to fill trans as fill is under steering wheel - designer obviously never tried to fill from that spot!
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Model Year: 1990
What a nice tractor! Power to spare and the automatic over standard trans shift is an awesome feature. Even has a creeper gear that is a big help when trying to get out of a deep mud hole. Came with factory backhoe. All works well.
Pros: Runs well, easy to shift with automatic feature but can choose to use clutch, easy on fuel.
Cons: Leaks gear oil at front axels, not good for such a low hour unit, hard to fill trans as fill is under steering wheel - designer obviously never tried to fill from that spot!
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Sturdy and Reliable
Model Year: 1983
I've had the 336D for over a year and it's been a great tractor. The clutch was stuck when I bought it, but it freed after I sprayed brake cleaner in an access hole in the transmission housing, and drove it around for a few days. It's a solid and reliable machine. I've used it to move soil and gravel, move snow, pull trees, and bush hog. It does leak from the front hubs, but I filled the front axle with Lucas hub oil, and the leak is now very slow. I just need to top it up 3 or 4 times a year.
Pros: Sturdy and reliable.
Cons: Leaky front hubs.
Model Year: 1983
I've had the 336D for over a year and it's been a great tractor. The clutch was stuck when I bought it, but it freed after I sprayed brake cleaner in an access hole in the transmission housing, and drove it around for a few days. It's a solid and reliable machine. I've used it to move soil and gravel, move snow, pull trees, and bush hog. It does leak from the front hubs, but I filled the front axle with Lucas hub oil, and the leak is now very slow. I just need to top it up 3 or 4 times a year.
Pros: Sturdy and reliable.
Cons: Leaky front hubs.
Yanmar YM336D Review
Model Year: 1990
This is a great machine. It has really innovative features for it's time. Power-shift, 12x4, 4-range transmission with creep, position and draft control, dry brakes, externally accessible (30 minute brake job). Very solid and dependable. I bought mine used and have had some issues to work out due to abuse, but I can't fault the machine for any of this. It has 33 engine hp / 27 PTO hp. It runs a 5' rotary cutter and 6' tiller very well. Because of it's weight, it performs like a larger machine.
Pros: Dependable, good fuel economy, power-shift, well-built machine.
Cons: Only 1 reverse gear in each range, PTO not independent.
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Model Year: 1990
This is a great machine. It has really innovative features for it's time. Power-shift, 12x4, 4-range transmission with creep, position and draft control, dry brakes, externally accessible (30 minute brake job). Very solid and dependable. I bought mine used and have had some issues to work out due to abuse, but I can't fault the machine for any of this. It has 33 engine hp / 27 PTO hp. It runs a 5' rotary cutter and 6' tiller very well. Because of it's weight, it performs like a larger machine.
Pros: Dependable, good fuel economy, power-shift, well-built machine.
Cons: Only 1 reverse gear in each range, PTO not independent.
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