Spage40
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My YM2200 Project
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California
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- Jan 22, 2004
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- An hour north of San Francisco
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- Yanmar YM240 Yanmar YM186D
Wow! Its gorgeous.
What did you have to do? Any more pictures?
What did you have to do? Any more pictures?
Pete Judd
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- The Thin Gravy Ranch in The wet PNW
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- Yanmar 186d, JD 314
Wow, I envy you guys that have the time to do these restore. Mine has to work almost every day, Plus I don't have the place to tear it apart and repaint, even tho I have the paint and new stickers. Seems like I have a hard time finding the time to grease and change the oil and filters, But I find the time to do that.
creekbend
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Nice job. :thumbsup:
Army grunt
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very very nice.
kenmac
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- McCormick CX105 Kubota MX 5100 HST, Kubota ZD1021, Kawsaki Mule 4010 trans 4x4
Welcome to the board:thumbsup:...good job !:thumbsup:
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Spage40
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Thanks fellas it was a fun project but it's not over yet! First round was just to get her operational and most importantly to stop the rust! Round two I will have her repainted with a good marine quality epoxy paint and also replace cylinder sleeves, pistons and rings but I will get some use out her first.
I have tons of pictures of the entire project and it's progression but I don't have a link to external site so I'll post a few at a time.
First thing I did was remove all sheet metal and stripped her down to the chassis.
Pulled entire brake assembly and freed up as it was seized up and the drum compartments full of mud.
Pulled the valve cover and repaired decompression cams. I suspected a bad head gasket so I pulled the head and boy what a surprise I was in for!
Some nasty crystallized crust on top of one of the pistons.
Major pitting on top of both pistons!
And of course a cracked head which upon further investigation and a cleaning revealed a miserable attempt to repair a previous crack!
More to come in follow up post. I will try post chronologically as the project progressed!
Thanks for the warm welcome!
Steve
I have tons of pictures of the entire project and it's progression but I don't have a link to external site so I'll post a few at a time.
First thing I did was remove all sheet metal and stripped her down to the chassis.
Pulled entire brake assembly and freed up as it was seized up and the drum compartments full of mud.
Pulled the valve cover and repaired decompression cams. I suspected a bad head gasket so I pulled the head and boy what a surprise I was in for!
Some nasty crystallized crust on top of one of the pistons.
Major pitting on top of both pistons!
And of course a cracked head which upon further investigation and a cleaning revealed a miserable attempt to repair a previous crack!
More to come in follow up post. I will try post chronologically as the project progressed!
Thanks for the warm welcome!
Steve
mark777
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Hi, Steve
Great project and a rare model. Excellent work, and work in progress.
I strongly suspect a previous owner used ether as the damage looks all too familiar.
Great project and a rare model. Excellent work, and work in progress.
I strongly suspect a previous owner used ether as the damage looks all too familiar.