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[buppy69]

Today on ebay I saw a Yanmar YM1500 made by John Deere and a 45hp YM3110.

Eugene

 

[California]

And there's a YM 1300 with Transmission Type: Hydrostatic, Used, 4 hours. Starting bid $4,000.


The one that baffles me, however is the "Like Yanmar".
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Maybe a Kukje? he carefully photographs directly from the front and back, so the hood logos can't be read.

 

[kenmac]

This must be it . I wish I could have found this 85 hr. 45 h.p. 3110 b-4 I bought mine . Seems like ever time I buy a better deal comes along. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[YanmarFever]

California
Thats a yanmar allright, its got one of those funny single arm loaders. I have driven one before, a little strange!
But they work, only the loader doesnt lift as much as a 2 arm loader does.
Ernie

 

[EuroYanmar]

Eugene, California, Kenmac and Ernie,

I confirm it is a F18 YANMAR fitted with a "LMD series" loader manufactured by the Japanese firm SANYOKIKI. Put this link in the GOOGLE translator and you will see its specs :

http://www.sanyokiki.co.jp/home4-14.html

Or try directely this one
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Phil

 

[buppy69]

California

My guess would be Zen-Noh

Eugene

 

[kenmac]

My guess is, The reason that he dosen't have it listed as a yanmar , fear of his auction being kicked off E-bay.

 

[JAK]

I bought a ym1700 from vina tractor in mesquite texas the end of sept. 2005. I paid 2400.00 cash for it and its a real nice tractor. 6 months prior to buying my tractor all of his tractors had yanmar on them, the one i bought, and the ones he had when i bought said zen-noh, what does that mean has happened by changing the names on them. Its been a good tractor and im very happy with it.

 

[JAK]

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[normde2001]

"what does that mean has happened by changing the names on them."

Zen-Noh is kind of like "Craftsman". They are a large Japanese farming conglomerate that had Yanmar build a lot of tractors with their name on them. Vino just put the correct mfg. name on them.

 

[lens12]

Zen-Noh is a large Japanese farming cooperative. That has had bought large quantities of Yanmar & Kubota tractors & had them labelled in their name. They are a large importer of US grain & own many country elevators , several river terminals , & an export facility in New Orleans under the name of Consolidated Grain & Barge Company. When I was in Japan a couple years ago , we mt with Zen-Noh. I asked one of the vice presidents if they were still having tractors labelled under their name. He said that they weren't. I'll bet that many of the tractoras labelled Zen-Noh were not origonally labelled that way.