Recent content by Andy64

I have a YT359C and before that I had a kubota with Hst. The Yanmar has a shuttle shift on the steering column for forward and reverse, power comes from a pedal just like the gas pedal in your automobile. You press the pedal to move forward and if you want reverse you simply ease off the pedal...

I have been in contact with him, and I just wanted heavier cylinders then what the oem provides.

I still don’t have them. Can you try again please

Cadplans, My eventual plan is to have Brian at fitrite, build my cylinders for me. I just in the initial stage of getting it all together but I do agree that manual adjustments on a blade that size could be very dangerous.

What model blade do you have and could you send me some pics of it please. I am in Virginia. My email is shiff3@gmail.com

Thanks for the replies!

If you have a Yanmar dealer near by you could look at the YT347.

My tractor is a Yanmar YT359C and I am looking for a heavy duty rear blade 8’ long. Does anyone manufacture a rear blade that is set up for hydraulic but can be purchased without the cylinders. My plan is to use it manually at first and then I want to talk to Brian at Fit Rite about purchasing...

2020 Yanmar YT359C. Purchased new in April and first regen was at 72 hrs and second regen was at 160. It now has 197 hrs. Both regens were done while working and I wasn’t inconvenienced at all!

I purchased a YT359C in April of this year. For the first two weeks I did nothing but move piles of dirt from daylight until dark. I used the a-b buttons to go from 2200 rpms while hauling to 2400+ while pushing into the piles. My first regen was at 96 hrs and my second was at 173 hrs. The...

If anyone is still undecided about the Yanmar YT359C, I purchased one in April of this year and it has performed flawlessly. I had a kubota L3800 so the horsepower difference was amazing which definitely makes this an apple to oranges comparison, but the Yanmar transmission is in a class by...

Here is a pic of the two hydraulic filters, not sure which one you need but you can see the part number on the smaller one.

I have about 70 hrs on my YT359C and I have not used the clutch even once. Unlike a hydrostatic transmission these tractors will not stop if you simply remove your foot from the accelerator pedal, it will continue to “creep” forward so The clutch can be used to instantly stop power to the wheels...

Not sure if you have a dealer close by but if so you may want to go look at a yanmar YT347C. Very impressive tractor and basically the same size and power as the nx4510 you are looking at

Thank you! Yes, I am a mason. Laid regular block for the interior walls then used 4” splitface block for the veneer. Then I installed the metal roof, hopefully the siding will go up soon on the gables then I’m going to concentrate on the floor.