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No Hydraulics after changing Transmission/Hydraulic fluid.
- Thread starter Lyons1
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I agree. The group looks like a vast amount of information and help if you own a Yanmar. Wish I had known about before buying Hoye manuals. They were expensive and not much help unless your tearing one down. Which I do not plan to do. Their manual is mostly for a different model. It will do but as far as owner maintenance/service it is pretty vague on little details like the little damn lever 
bmaverick
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- Yanmar YM2610, retired JD 850, retired DYT-4000
I agree. The group looks like a vast amount of information and help if you own a Yanmar. Wish I had known about before buying Hoye manuals. They were expensive and not much help unless your tearing one down. Which I do not plan to do. Their manual is mostly for a different model. It will do but as far as owner maintenance/service it is pretty vague on little details like the little damn lever
The good thing about our group over there, we have 3 dealers and parts suppliers that monitor the messages. They are a wealth of help and info. There are also former (retired) Yanmar diesel repair techs there too. A vast help.
As for Hoye, they too are a great help. Printed documentation may not be their expertise, BUT, their knowledge base, YT vids, and knowing what parts cross reference is a gold mine. Aaron and his team will go the extra distance to get your machine running well.
I appreciated their help. Hoye is my go to place right now. The manuals were just not what i was expecting. I do understand there were no English manuals printed for my tractor. They were really expensive was my real complaint.