New Tractor Owner - Pics

[HEC]

Have fun with your new purchase as it looks great , and stay safe .

 

[RichardDLee]

Ah, Well I know that the valve stems are on the outside as i can remember that.

So if they were swapped around they are more stable? Do they create more stress on the axle connection?

Thanks.

 

[Bluest]

I'm not sure what your axle looks like, but on mine the wheels are already a long way out from the bearings, so adding another couple of inches will be pretty insignificant. The general consensus seems to be its fine to do it on the rears, but not on the front, especially as you have a loader.

 

[BLUE ME]

LOVE IT.
CHEERS.

 

[clemsonfor]

The rears on tractors are meant to be reveresed for a wider stance but not the fronts.

Reverse them you cant tell other than the stability of it,and will only make you like 6"s wider

 

[Briana03]

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Wow, amazing pictures! Your tractor looks sharp...there's an adorable kid...the area is lush and beautiful...what's not to love!?

 

[grainger12002]

Awesome pics ! Thanks for sharing

 

[Globetrotter]

I bet yours is quicker than mine, and mine is fast enough! Film it though, it feels a lot faster than it looks.

The easiest way to tell if the wheels have been swapped is the valve stems will be on the inside.

If you swap the wheels side to side you will have to turn the tyres on the rims. Those chevron tyres are directional. If you don't you will lose grip and the self cleaning effect.

 

[bmaverick]

If you swap the wheels side to side you will have to turn the tyres on the rims. Those chevron tyres are directional. If you don't you will lose grip and the self cleaning effect.

You can prevent taking the tires off the rims when you flip them around. Just swap the left side and right side. Now the chevron treads will go the right way. No need to remount the rubber to the rims.

Nice Yanmar. Glad to see it came with ROPS too. Keeping safe is the important part, having fun doing the job is the next fun part.

The 3T75 engine in your is respectable for power. Mine has the 3T80 with only a little more Hp. The 1610 is popular enough to find parts too.

Once you get about 50hrs on the meter, pull the hydraulic cover plate, remove the filter and clean it. The filter has an olefin membrane sealed sheet wrapped around the structure. Using a tooth-brush and cleaning fluid (gunk motor flush) will get the gunk off. The gunk could look bad like a mud wasp lived in there for years. Do not back flush these filters, it will ruin the olefin membrane making the filter useless. Much of the time, the rebuild/restore importers just flush the hydraulic system and never open them up. If some pocket area has sludge that breaks loose in the system, your tractor will just sit there running and not move.

 

[Globetrotter]

You can prevent taking the tires off the rims when you flip them around. Just swap the left side and right side. Now the chevron treads will go the right way. No need to remount the rubber to the rims.

Nice Yanmar. Glad to see it came with ROPS too. Keeping safe is the important part, having fun doing the job is the next fun part.

The 3T75 engine in your is respectable for power. Mine has the 3T80 with only a little more Hp. The 1610 is popular enough to find parts too.

Once you get about 50hrs on the meter, pull the hydraulic cover plate, remove the filter and clean it. The filter has an olefin membrane sealed sheet wrapped around the structure. Using a tooth-brush and cleaning fluid (gunk motor flush) will get the gunk off. The gunk could look bad like a mud wasp lived in there for years. Do not back flush these filters, it will ruin the olefin membrane making the filter useless. Much of the time, the rebuild/restore importers just flush the hydraulic system and never open them up. If some pocket area has sludge that breaks loose in the system, your tractor will just sit there running and not move.

Oops! Forgot you are turning the wheels around (outside to inside) as well as side to side - egg on face great rig though and very useful with all the attachments you intend to get. :thumbsup: