Yanmar Engine Parts

[jamesepayne]

I bought a John Deere 1250 at a sale. The tractor is a low time machine with just over 900 hrs. It had been neglected
big time for several years, while apparently being exposed to the elements. I rebuilt the Yanmar 3T95J engine. New cylinder liners, new rings and bearings, and a complete head job. It runs like a swiss watch now except occasionally it seems to lope, (uneven running). I am going to replace the injectors next, and that is the purpose of this post. I am looking for a source for injectors at a reasonable price. I would be very grateful for any assistance in this regard. I need a set of three (3) injectors, John Deere part number
CH16934. Thanks, jep

 

[Anonymous Poster]

Try posting on the Yanmar board on this site,
Plenty of help there, as well as parts dealers who won't hurt you.

 

[jamesepayne]

Thanks Franz,
Good suggestion--I'll do that right now--don't know why I didn't think of that myself--Thanks again. jep

 

[lens12]

I can supply you with new or have yours rebuilt to new condition.sheaftractor@coiinc.com

 

[roger_scotty]

James, those 1250s are sure nice tractors - though rare. For those who don't know the history, back when JD and Yanmar first got together, Yanmar made a "giant" version of the compact tractor which JD also sold. The 1250 is 4wd, 3 range all gear drive, 40 hp, 5000lbs, and category 2 3pt hitch. There were actually 3 of these tractors: 1250,1450, and 1650. But only the 1250 was marketed as a compact.
These must have been fine tractors, because the people who are lucky enough to get one tend to keep them. They were only imported for a few years and I've always thought that maybe JD just wasn't comfortable at that time selling a tractor that was clearly oriental built but competed directly with their traditional Ag tractors.

 

[jamesepayne]

Hi Lens 12,

Thanks for the reply to my post.
Could you give me a little more information about
the injectors for my Yanmar 3T95J? I have never
had injectors rebuilt before, could you tell me how
rebuilt ones stack up against new and the comparative
cost. Also how long is the turn around for a rebuild?
Thanks, jep

 

[jamesepayne]

Hi Roger,
Thanks for the reply. I didn't know about the history
of the JD 1250. My tractor is not the 4WD version, I
wish it was. I have a friend who bought a 2WD 1250 new
in 1984, and he is still madly in love with it. His experience
was a big influence on my decision to buy this one. The only
use I have for a tractor this size is for bush hogging, and I
hope this is just the ticket for that task. I plan to fabricate
a skid plate that will completely cover the underside to protect all the components under the belly. I am looking
forward to getting this machine in operation soon. jep

 

[lens12]

They should be as good , if not better. Shops usually are nore accurate than the facturey

 

[lens12]

Rebuilds are as good if not better than new factory ones. The shop probably build to closer specd than JD.

 

[exharleyman]

WHY DON'T YOU JUST HAVE THE ONES YOU HAVE CLEANED THAT IS WHAT I DID.