My new old 155D

California · Dec 20, 2015

lrestivo said:
California, Thanks for the links! A backhoe parts manual would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! It's my understanding the back hoe was added a few years after the tractor was purchased. The little research that I have done so far points to the YBH-650 as the option offered for the 135D, 155, and 155d. It had different stabilizing legs. Not sure if it was a 3 point or a sub frame mount. The original owner never said anything about needing to do repairs because of it though. I'll have to contact him again to find out more and let you know what he says...

PM sent.

It looks to me that the YBH650 for the smallest Yanmars is lighter than this YBH600. This one is specified by Yanmar for '19 to 35 hp' and at 650 lbs, its all my YM240 wants to lift. It will be good news if your prior owner says yours was on there for years without problems. Does the YM155D lift it easily?

kenmac · Dec 20, 2015

WOW ! You've got yourself a very nice little tractor ,that should last you a lifetime !:thumbsup:

woolyAcres · Dec 20, 2015

Congrats on the new tractor. I saw that one on Craigslist a mont or so ago. If I hadn't recently bought one I would have been very interested. Glad it found a good home. It's so shiny and clean. I'm jealous. Best of luck and welcome to the Yanmar club.

lrestivo · Dec 24, 2015

Thanks California! PM replied to... I've been waiting on the tractors operations manual that is on order. It should arrive soon. It's coming from the UK ... CD version for 30.00. I thought I'd upload a copy to the forum since the 155D manual seems to be made of gold to some people....
I already have people lining up asking me to dig holes! My mailman wants to trade half a cured pig for some trenching work. LOL!!

WoolyAcres how close are you to Youngstown?