Yanmar 3110

flyboyjohn · Apr 6, 2011

any guess on the total weight with 6ft bucket and 6ft scrapper for shipping purposes.
thanks
John

Diamondpilot · Apr 6, 2011

flyboyjohn said:
any guess on the total weight with 6ft bucket and 6ft scrapper for shipping purposes.
thanks
John

Tractor is 2740# if 2 wheel drive and 2910# if 4x4. I have a similar sized tractor with a 5.5' bucket and its loader is 800# so I am guessing the same give or take. I have 2 blades. A light duty 6' that is about 200# and a HD 7' that is 350#. Take your guess.

My best guess is you are going to be right at 4000# without additional weights or the tires filled.

Chris

flyboyjohn · Apr 6, 2011

Thank you Chris, that info helps a lot
John

Diamondpilot · Apr 7, 2011

No problem John. You a pilot also? What do you fly?

Chris

flyboyjohn · Apr 7, 2011

Chris, pilot...no I recentley retired from a subcontractor for the us government what is commonly known as " CON AIR" as a aviation security officer

Diamondpilot · Apr 7, 2011

flyboyjohn said:
Chris, pilot...no I recentley retired from a subcontractor for the us government what is commonly known as " CON AIR" as a aviation security officer

Got ya.

Chris

flyboyjohn · Apr 7, 2011

Hi Chris,
Since this is my first tractor, am I going to have to buy a set of metric wrenches and socket set for a yanmar 3110D
John

Diamondpilot · Apr 7, 2011

flyboyjohn said:
Hi Chris,
Since this is my first tractor, am I going to have to buy a set of metric wrenches and socket set for a yanmar 3110D
John

Yes. How the **** have you got by without them for this long? Everything from the big 3 has been metric for 20 years.

Chris

flyboyjohn · Apr 8, 2011

Chris,
i'm not a mechanic and haven't worked on a vehicle for 30 years, just take it to the dealership, I drive a Honda Ridgeline pu and my wife drives a BMW 7
John

So I guess I'll be making a trip to " Sears "

Diamondpilot · Apr 8, 2011

flyboyjohn said:
Chris,
i'm not a mechanic and haven't worked on a vehicle for 30 years, just take it to the dealership, I drive a Honda Ridgeline pu and my wife drives a BMW 7
John

So I guess I'll be making a trip to " Sears "

Yes, get a good basic set and some large crescent wrenches to get you started. My tractor has some nuts and bolts on it that are pretty large.

Chris