Oops, the family grows......

[California]

The YM147d' s had power shift also. Maybe you all knew that if so ignore.

Thanks! I never knew that.

 

[richriddle]

After a simple electrical repair (new ignition switch), I fired up and drove the YM276D with the YFL1000 loader today and plan to work on the brakes and clutch when more time comes along. Also, the YFL1000 loader will soon migrate to the YM276D tractor WITH the power steering. Hopefully the swap won't take long.

That said, I own both R1 Ag Front/Rear and R3 Rear/R4 Front tires for the YM276D tractors. Which tires do you recommend for the tractor with the loader? I typically run R1 Ag tires because in a bit of rain the ground gets very swampy here. Thanks.

 

[California]

I own both R1 Ag Front/Rear and R3 Rear/R4 Front tires for the YM276D tractors. Which tires do you recommend for the tractor with the loader? I typically run R1 Ag tires because in a bit of rain the ground gets very swampy here.

Study the parts manual thoroughly! Some models used different transmission gearing to get the right front/rear proportions, depending on which tires the tractor was shipped with. So tire sets may not be directly swappable.

 

[richriddle]

Study the parts manual thoroughly! Some models used different transmission gearing to get the right front/rear proportions, depending on which tires the tractor was shipped with. So tire sets may not be directly swappable.

The YM276d currently has Ag tires of the size straight from the manual, so those tires should appropriately fit the requirement. I will review the R3 rear and R4 tires in the barn agains the parts manual. I suspect the R3 rears are on the factory YM276D turf rims.

 

[richriddle]

Here are the R3/R4 tires replaced upon purchase with Ag R1 tires.

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