YM240 Showroom Brochure

[California]

This will be my 5,000th post here. I talk too much.

Here are some documents relevant to YM240/YM195 and their Japan-market equivalents, YM2000/YM1700.

First, a four page dealer brochure showing YM240-Late, sold in about 1979~81. The fifth picture shows YM240-Early. (1975-on, per the Parts Manual). And the last page is a 1979 price list.

 

[kenmac]

:dance1::cool2::thumbsup:

congrads !!

 

[Pete Judd]

Thanks Cal. I will post the original 186 flyer soon.

 

[winston1]

This will be my 5,000th post here. I talk too much.

Here are some documents relevant to YM240/YM195 and their Japan-market equivalents, YM2000/YM1700.

First, a four page dealer brochure showing YM240-Late, sold in about 1979~81. The fifth picture shows YM240-Early. (1975-on, per the Parts Manual). And the last page is a 1979 price list.

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I look forward to all your posts. Keep them coming! :thumbsup:

 

[clemsonfor]

Love the old stuff. If those were mine I would have those framed an. On the wall somewhere.

 

[clemsonfor]

The listed is my tire as the wide option. Every one said that the ym 2000 had 4x15 tire in front. I have 5x15 s. But I do have the narrow or 9.4 rear tires. The sides would be nice to not crease the yard as bad but in reality it probably would not make much difference. The skinny ones push through the dirt to get traction. But the wider rears would allow more fluid in them so I could get more weight in the tires!

 

[airbiscuit]

What's common in this thread is that Yanmar builds good tractors.