EuroYanmar
Gold Member
Two days ago I checked the age of my Yanmar AF22 by reading the date stamped on ther rear rims : 08-92 (august 1992).
Then, changing the air filter element, I had a look inside the cover of the air filter case. I noticed the typical "clock logo", 5 millimeters wide, stamped on many industrial plastic parts. It has a 98 in his center, and the arrow indicate 9 (=September 1998).
As an air filter case is seldom changed during the life of a tractor, this seems to show that having a look into the air filter case maybe a more accurate way to estimate the age of a tractor than reading it on the rear rims.
Any opinion about this ?
Phil
Then, changing the air filter element, I had a look inside the cover of the air filter case. I noticed the typical "clock logo", 5 millimeters wide, stamped on many industrial plastic parts. It has a 98 in his center, and the arrow indicate 9 (=September 1998).
As an air filter case is seldom changed during the life of a tractor, this seems to show that having a look into the air filter case maybe a more accurate way to estimate the age of a tractor than reading it on the rear rims.
Any opinion about this ?
Phil