Great Yanmar rebuild thread from days of yore (2011)

[sixdogs]

YM336D Restoration thread

I've been rebuilding my 1983-ish YM336D over the past month (when I bought it) and I have learned a great deal about it, mainly because it had so many things wrong :confused2: I'll be sure to get a good collection of photos together for this project. I know I love pics, and no good restore...

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YM336D Restoration thread - Part two

My tractor is functional, minus 1st and 2nd gear. Now we get to making it spiffy and pretty. The to-do list: - Rebuilding the dashboard - Adding useful gauges (removing the idiot lights) - Replacing the missing switches. - Glass blasting the engine and rusty areas of the frame - Priming and...

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Yanmar 336D restoration update

Hey everyone. I'm not sure who remains from my original restoration thread I made a good five years back, but I've had people message me over the years asking how the tractor has held up. Well, it's held up really well! It's certainly nowhere as pretty as it once was, but it's worked for those...

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Domush nailed the shade tree mechanic thing perfectly

 

[bmaverick]

Thanks. And yes, I've followed your progress from day-1.

 

[clemsonfor]

Yea that was a long lengthy thread. I remember that and it was a good one

 

[sixdogs]

Yea that was a long lengthy thread. I remember that and it was a good one

He was a guy that did what needed to be done, didn't spend a barrel of money and had not only a story to tell but an asset for the kids or grandchildren. Plus, a Yanmar is a worthy rescue.