Is everyone ALIVE ??

[winston1]

Classic Yanmar newbie Question .:laughing:

Ok hows this one. “ superstar member “ :cool2:
tell me how the piston rings go? The ones Hoye sell dont match whats in my manual . Theres only one with a taper, manual shows #2,3. Should have it. So does it go top#1 shiny one, #2 black,#3 black with taper down,#4 oil?
Thanks for your time and help.

RS-17 Piston Ring Location

 

[Fire260]

RS-17 Piston Ring Location

Thanks , thats how i was thinking they went, they should remove this statement " The easiest way is to just watch how they come out of the package. They will go in the order they are packaged " I had one package with the oil ring 2nd are 3rd in the stack.
Thanks for your time and help!

 

[clemsonfor]

I'm alive!!

We are wondering about one of our members on this forum though. Hope he checks in soon!

And I can't help on the rings either.

 

[Fire260]

I'm alive!!

We are wondering about one of our members on this forum though. Hope he checks in soon!

And I can't help on the rings either.

COOL your alive..... got the rings figured out, Hope you hear from your friend .

 

[Jtullis13]

Yep we are all here like California said


Winston and several others on here have a wealth of knowledge and resources, it is truly amazing.

 

[Jtullis13]

Yeah we still haven't heard from him yet.

And I can't help on the rings either but looks like Winston has the info that was needed

 

[PM Wells]

California, Never been to your state, from your pic, it looks somewhat like the foothills of the blue ridge, except our dirt is red for the most part. Do you work in the vineyards? This area has been getting into wine, and wineries for the past several years.

 

[California]

California, Never been to your state, from your pic, it looks somewhat like the foothills of the blue ridge, except our dirt is red for the most part. Do you work in the vineyards? This area has been getting into wine, and wineries for the past several years.

You probably have summer rain to keep everything fresh and it probably looks prettier there this time of year. Here it doesn't rain roughly Easter to Thanksgiving so we start off green. But by late summer everything is brown and it has to be disced or mowed to keep down the fire danger.

That photo above is looking down into the ravine at the back corner of the cultivated land. Its all impassable steep blackberry jungle, big oaks, and eucalyptus, beyond that fence.

Here are some photos I've posted here in the past. Green in winter and spring, dry later. Nearly all my neighbors have converted to grapes over the last few years. I won't, this is a retirement hobby farm (orchard) for me and I like it the way it is.

https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums...re-apple-orchard-p1920412rpeacock-anddeer-jpg

https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums...ography-experts-626973-img_3068r2blossoms-jpg

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https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums...runing-apple-trees-p1750027rpruned-winter-jpg

https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums...ols-dont-suck-p1670184ribcwateringtrailer-jpg

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https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums...backhoe-does-anyone-p1120054rbachhoestump-jpg

https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums...orite-farm-name-p1140152rgolddeltoharvest-jpg

https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums...eed-surveying-advice-p1050123rbackcornerw-jpg

 

[Fire260]

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Winston and several others on here have a wealth of knowledge and resources, it is truly amazing.

Yes, they do and yes it is!
Thanks

 

[Fire260]

Yeah we still haven't heard from him yet.

And I can't help on the rings either but looks like Winston has the info that was needed

Hope you hear from your friend.
Thanks