Zen-noh Yanmar 22-24 transmission problem

[winston1]

New seals everything tight, I would use gear oil. That is what Yanmar specs. Been a pleasure following your thread. :thumbsup:

 

[ibldrc]

I used the 90W gear oil and got it done. Found the Hoye video and some other notes on how to set the steering stops, but on mine the stops on the frame are too short in both directions. The steering stops at the tabs on each spindle assembly, so I'm figuring that's ok too, so long as the steering box doesnt bottom out first.
Everything went fine today, and everything we fixed works like new. I stilll have some tin to bolt back together but the drive train is in full working order.

Thanks for everyone's support, help, and especially Aaron at Hoye. Without the parts it couldn't have happened.

One last question: I changed out the burned out alternator idiot light but it still does not light up, either when pushing the test light or prior to starting. Any ideas? Is that bulb possibly a different spec?
All the others are 12v 1.7W.
Everything else is good.

 

[Neat 1500]

One last question: I changed out the burned out alternator idiot light but it still does not light up, either when pushing the test light or prior to starting. Any ideas? Is that bulb possibly a different spec?
All the others are 12v 1.7W.
Everything else is good.

It's a possibility. It may be about 3W. Does the alternator charge?

 

[winston1]

I believe 1.7w is correct according to the parts manual. Shows 11 of them.

 

[kenmac]

Great job ! I have split a few tractors and installed clutches in my life. That's about all I want to get into. I sure wouldn't want to go as far as you did to repair this tractor.
Again , congrats on a job well done !

 

[clemsonfor]

Everyone says to put 90w in the box, i think I remember it also from hoye. But I would think if the manual says oil Hoye would as well.