Recent content by Jtullis13

I read this entire thread, and want to say thanks for all the documents and info from everyone

You are correct. I should have changed the fuel filter after I ran out of fuel, hopefully I won't have to go through this again.

Thanks for everyone who as posted on this subject. I have been using Rotella T6 5w40 for the last several years in my YM155d, YM2210d, and YM1510d. I have not had any issues that I know of, but I don't want to have any either. I know 40wt oil will protect better at higher temps but if it...

Reviving this thread. Has anyone had any issues using 5w40 or 15w40 in their tractors? I have seen some posts on TBN that we should only be using 10w30 and not a 40 weight oil due to heat retention. Is this more important in the thermal syphon systems or all Yanmar tractors? I have have been...

Handle pointing down "fuel on"

Yeah, I looked several times and I don't see it anymore.

There was a guy on Facebook Marketplace that was parting out a 2210d recently. I will see if I can find that post

When you do straight pipe it or glass pack it, be sure to post a video and pictures.

When I got my YM155d the exhaust was horizontal and at times it would blow back in my face, so I positioned it vertically and that actually made it worse, so I put it back the way it was horizontally. I think the key here is to have a longer pipe vertically to solve the problem. I left if...

There are only a few diesel additives that I will use and have used with good results. Opti-Lube is a great lubricity additive, Hot Shot's EDT, Hot Shot's Winter Anti-Gel and Howes, which some people will have various things to say about. However I have used all of these additives for years...

I ended up getting the pump from Tractor Parts To Go, I had already placed an order after I found out about Brand M parts which would have been $25 cheaper. Either way, I am glad its up and running.

The PumpGuys were a great help for me with my IP issue. Thanks again for your help!

Update. The new IP came in and I was able to remove the old pump fairly easily with a little work. I eyeballed the new pump against the old pump and decided to put one shim under it as I didn't have a micrometer to measure anything. Tried to time the IP the best I could since I was by myself...

Ordered a new pump, should be here by Friday. As I look closer at the pump, it looks like I might have to pull the water pump too to get the IP out. Can anyone confirm this?

Thanks bmaverick, that’s helpful