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A few of the Cub Cadet 7000 series tractors were made by Mitsubishi. I would assume Those models from that era are match ups. You'll just need to verify your model, the rim size, bolt pattern and inner hub diameter, all in metric.

The WBM snags a bunch, but does miss a bunch too.

You know, I forgot about the page you referenced. I need to snag all of those before the site goes down forever. Valley's owner passed away in January and the company was liquidated thru action a few months ago. So sad.

Look at this then, is this the same too? I couldn't find the parts manual anywhere on the Japan websites. Those would need to be dontated for our community to scan and offer for free.

Compliments of the M-S GroupsIO See attached repair manual for S370, https://mitsubishitractors.groups.io

We have a Mitsubishi section here on TBN just for your needs. And this document is a high in demand item to download, save, print what you need and resolve plenty of issues...

I wonder, if you can not find a match up, would a Yanmar headlamp grill and headlamp set be easily retro-fitted in your machine? There are plenty of hot knife and tricks found on Youtube vids to understand how to go about this. Or download FreeCAD, 3D model the MT372 headlamp grill and export...

Mike, get yourself name brand and reliable relays. The cheaper ones tend to arc or the fulcrum inside corrodes and the relay switching isn't complete. I've been using Omron relays for decades with no failures for both solar and for electrical projects.

When I was in TN and got the YM2610, the days above 95F ambient causes the TEMP light to come on and the engine lost a deal of power, so I quickly dropped the RPMs and let it work at cooling down. The light went out and the power was coming back. So, I just carefully drove it back home to park...

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Well, some are still Shibaura machines with a New Holland badge. ;) Oh, and Deere compacts are really Yanmar kit tractors pre-fabbed in Adirsville, GA and sent by rail to Augusta, GA for final assembly.

Mahindra is now joined to Mitsubishi. The Mitsubishi CEO now runs the entire company. And as of last year, there is a venture now with Kubota. Makes me wonder if Kubota will enter their fold too. And Mahindras are coming with these engines, I too would agree, avoid the 'imported' blue...

I have lots of Yanmar L100 manuals for free. What one does he need? - Parts Manuals - Shop Manuals - OPS and Maintenance Manuals All on the YOTG, https://yanmar-tractor-owners.groups.io

He can still get a Mitsubishi of 94Hp to 104Hp diesel. MT801 or MT901

Sometimes the small lose is way better than keeping it and loosing all of the valve. Sure a grand these days isn't so easily to make up out of thin air. Being around NYC you have fewer options of finding tractor deals. You are close enough to Allentown, Reading and Quakertown for tractors...

I would agree with Alex. Some hydraulic press in any given direction. When working on suspension parts, I can use a jack to compress springs or a cross sway bar tied to the stabilizers and then to the springs. It's hand when removing FWD shafts on a vehicle without having to remove the struts...

Was browsing eBay for info and noticed 3 bulbs going for a mere $17+shipping. This is basically Ag eBay robbery of the consumer ! That's right, look for the deal and for a BETTER halogen bulb too.

I'm just saying to snag the MTD Cub Cadet parts manuals too. This way, you know all of the part numbers as a Cub Cadet to cross reference with your own manuals. And you can tell from the diagrams what is spot on and identical with the two machines. You will then have more than one source to...

Oh, if you want a slightly different look, the S372, MT372 has another variant, it's the Iseki TX1300. Same machine, just the grill and headlamp grill are slightly different. The machine is more blue and white vs. more white and blue.

are you looking for the front headlamp cover in the image around the healdlamps, the white plastic thing? If so, then there are places where you can send the part in, they 3D solid model in SolidWorks and then 3D print you new parts. I know, I replicated parts a whole bunch too for Yanmars...

If you go onto the MTD Cub Cadet support of the website, type in your model as a 7194 and find a serial number yu can make up based on the tractordata.com info, they will give you the manuals for free download. Then you'll have the parts manual to order anything. :)

This could help.

All I have is this one, YANMAR YT235 SERVICE MANUAL 0B042-EN0120_compressed.pdf

Best to ask in the Yanmar forum and not in the unknown generalized forum. Yanmar (New) And did you reach out to Yanmar support in Adairville, GA yet? Do you have the parts manual and look to see if the Yanmar distributors carry the part? Just drop the CY- in the part number and you got...

These tractors are over 40 years old. If you have a model to align well with a Ford or New Holland sibling, you can find parts more readily. My Japan made Yanmar shares so many parts with it's 2 Deere siblings. Plenty were made. For mush of the electrical, your machine, mine, Mitsubishi...

The OPs posting does show a cab. so having the tooboxes just off the rear axle works for him. MY machine has no space like the OPs tractor, so it's on a bridge behind the seat hanging on the ROPs. I would assume having a toolbox for storage conveniently on a tractor is a must have for...

Bob, before looking at the battery or the alternator, look to see if the tractor has a voltage regulator (VR). The old Japan tractors typically have these VR devices. The old style normall found is big an bulky. The new replacements are all solidstate and about 1/2 the cost too. I have a...

Many of the Japan made tractors have the toolboxes right behind the seat for ease of access. It is optional equipment on many models and standard on the plush models. So, I added one to mine. It still has the OE look.

Fuel filters and oil filters you can get locally. Air filter and hydraulic filter not so much unless you have a John Dear dealer near you and know the Deere p/n cross reference. Then you can buy it in town at GREEN marked up prices. 🤑

Knowing about the switch and how the wires attache, it's very possible now to add marker lights and parking lights to the rear of the tractor for roadway use. Already have the turn signals. There is a YM250 model based off the YM220. The YM250 is the European version of the YM220. The YM250...

I like to get it localled in 8oz and 16oz bottles. This way it's very affordable.

I don't recall relays on the YM2500. Just a VR and a fuse box. The torquing down of the headbolts is done in 3 stages for torquing and each stages has a bolt sequence. Its common to find in the Yanmar service manuals and the TM1192 for the 3T80 engine of the JD850 and JD900HC. There is a...

I guess loving the Power Service Diesel Kleen + Cetane Boost products low on the list means you are smarter than ignorant. hmmm https://www.jatonkam35s.com/DeuceTechnicalManuals/Diesel_fuel_additive_test.pdf Power Service Diesel does in fact boost the cetane, however it does not contain any...

We went with 20Ft as the tags and such were going to be to expensive on the road for our use. Some states require an upgrade to your license too.

So states are higher insurance on the truck with goose neck capability as the truck plate rating jumps upwards. Our Ram 2500 had a goose neck. We changed up to ball hitch and a trailer with the axles in the middle vs. rearward. This took so much load off of the trucks suspension. Our...

Some of the strongest springs are for trapolins. I bet its overkill for your use.

Middle TN, where I was from tends to have the odd stuff and over priced. I had to buy most of the Ag stuff in Bowling Green or in AL to find deals. I got family still down there. A simple cargo trailer is almost 2X the price used in Nashville region vs out of the area. Another reason why I...

Pond scoops are alright. They do have working limits. A REL behaves like a FEL, with the exception the vertical height is limited. A few SCUT Yanmars used them as well, typically less than 1/2 the price of a FEL. For my use, a FEL is bulky and take time for removal off the...

If I had no tractor and the Massey showed up, I would jump on it. Mitsubishi machines are as dependable as the Yanmars. And no worries about gray market issues as it's a Massey. See attached. Look thru this doc on its history and good support. I was once a moderator at the Mitsubishi-Satoh...

We should start a thread on all of the automotive parts used in our tractors from back then. Not only would it be neat historically, it would also allow a person to obtain parts at 1/2 the cost vs the Ag dealers. Both my VR and the alternator were automotive items at a brick and motor national...

If a person looks at Yushin-Seki over the 50, 60, 70, 80 eras, they made mostly motorcycle electrical parts. Many of the Japan tractor companies used those electrical parts too. Its possible the Yanmar and Deere tractor keys were made by them as well. Yushin-Seki made all of the...

Just remove the CY in the part number and spend 1/3rd less the cost of MTD markup prices. Without the CY, it just a Yanmar part number of, 1A8160-56110 Post all your questions in the future for your machine right here, we'll take care of you fair and swaure...

Jump on it. Running, its a great deal. There are all kinds of good repair manuals for the machine and parts support too.

Most of the YM series, both domestically sold and gray market have the Stanley headlamps and Yushin-Seiki switch. I had spend about 2-hours debugging the failed light. The bulbs are the halogen type Wagner HM202 that are the direct replacements of the Stanley P15D25 incandescent. The...

Eric, Run for da hills and never look back using the crappy Power Service Diesel Kleen crap. All I ever use is Seafoam or Gumut Multi-System. Both work superior over the PowerServe products. In fact Seafoam was the main go to for decades long before PS was even around.

Ask in the Yanmar section :) look here, https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/yanmar-new The extra 1.4-inches is a complete diameter. It does add more stability. You mentioned pulling stumps and such. I don't go to a dealer for tractor tires, unless you like getting soaked in prices. Do...

The D3201 is such an old model, even if you got the tractor split, I really doubt there are replacement clutches in our era.