YFL1575 Loader Info

R Barger · May 4, 2015

I just bought a yanmar loader from Aaron at Hoye to put on my YM336D. Everything worked as it should but it was missing the parking leg. I have made one out of a piece of 1 1/2 inch galvanized pipe and a floor flange. I need to know the length of the factory leg if anyone has 1575 or a 1500 loader. Thanks, Rick

R Barger · May 6, 2015

Surely someone has a yfl1500 or yfl1575 with the info I need. Here I am answering my own thread.

winston1 · May 7, 2015

Probably won't help but-- Yanmar YFL 1500 YFL1500 Loader for 336 336D Tractor Owner's Operator's Manual | eBay

HoyeTractor · May 7, 2015

We sent along a YFL1575 manual for it but it does not have any specs on the stand. Looks like it should just extend all the way to the tire though according to the drawing.

R Barger · May 7, 2015

Thanks Winston & Aaron. The manual says to start with the bucket in the upright position,insert the leg, then lower the bucket to the ground which will raise the frame high enough to clear the wheels. I was sure someone would have one they could just pull out and measure. I'll have to be careful and not cut the pipe to short.

Markey · May 8, 2015

Those leg stands seemed to have disappeared just like the side rails that are suppose to attach to the left and right sides of the loader frame at the rear mount (below your legs) and running all the way back to the underside of the PTO housing.

R Barger · May 8, 2015

Markey said:
Those leg stands seemed to have disappeared just like the side rails that are suppose to attach to the left and right sides of the loader frame at the rear mount (below your legs) and running all the way back to the underside of the PTO housing.

I have looked at several loaders and some have the side rails and some don,t. Not sure how important they are on this model but they should be fairly easy to make. Just some angle and some drilling. Looking at the frame mount it doesn't look like they have ever been on the loader.

Markey · May 8, 2015

The few YFL 1575s that I have seen for sale on-line did not have those side rails as indicated in the manual. Could they have been removed because they were in the way of something or causing some sort of issue? They seem to provide additional support to the rear frame to which they are attached.