PORTAL TEARDOWN, BEARING REPLACEMENT. Yanmar 1500D
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SEALS:
Standard seal:
-SIZE: 20mm ID X 30mm OD x 7mm width
- SCORCE: Amazon.com
- LINK TO PART: www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07HKK...
Undersized seal (for warn shaft):
- SIZE: 19mm ID X 30mm OD X 7mm width
- SCORCE: Amazon.com
- LINK TO PART: www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07HKG...
BEARINGS:
Needle bearing:
- PART NUMBER: 194191-14190
- PRICE: $17
- SCORCE: bestfarmparts.com
- LINK TO PART: bestfarmparts.com/Yanmar/Fron...
Top portal bearing:
- PART NUMBER: Y6204-2RS (the important part is it’s a 6204 bearing and make sure it’s sealed)
- PRICE: $3
- SCORCE: bestfarmparts.com
- SIZE: 20x47x14mm
- LINK TO PART: bestfarmparts.com/Yanmar/Fron...
HARD PARTS:
Steering shaft:
- PART NUMBER: 194191-13170
- PRICE: $134 (before shipping/handling/tax)
- SCORCE: southernfarmequipmentimports.com
- LINK TO PART: www.southernfarmequipmentimpo...
TAP AND DIES:
Portal bolts:
- M10x1.5 thread pitch (tap and die)
Lug wheel bolts:
- M14x1.5 thread pitch (tap and die)
OTHER PLACES TO GET PARTS:
Hoye tractor, Fredrick’s outdoor, bestfarmparts.com. And Several other places that I cannot remember, please leave a link to other places that sell yanmar parts in the comment section.
Some of these above places listed even have gears for the front portals of these tractors, check them out, it’s pretty neat you can still get parts for 50 yr old tractors.
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These machines are fun to run! I am looking to put a front mouthfeel point hitch in front . I was doing some research for this and only in UK do they offer what I was looking for. I’m going to fabricate my own when I get to it I will send photos and how it works. Oh don’t forget to get a set of small pallet forks for rear they are extremely handy.
I have the front wheel drive shifter assembly apart on a 3110D at this very moment. I'm trying to put together a video. It sure is a lot of trouble keeping a camera going when your trying to work with greasy hands. All the bearings I have found so far have standard bearing numbers on them. I haven't had any trouble crossing the bearings over. I have learned that the bearings we have been using since the beginning of time in the US are metric.
Love your video very informative thank you for letting us all know what's going on
Find a old air mattress (the bigger the better) cut it on the side and separate the two halves top and bottom. Use one to cover the tractor and the other to lay on to work off the ground