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Thanks I really appreciate the #'s- it was gonna drive me nuts until I could get the oil and filters changed. Have you had any luck with cross referencing the air filter as well? I haven't checked with my dealer yet(just got the tractor on Saturday) but the only place I've seen on the internet that lists it in their parts has 20-something dollars on this thing!

YM2000 Filters
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Shawnk

Daves Tractor, your last message got me curious about something and since it sounds like you sell tractors maybe you can answer a beginner's question(s). The unit you were describing sounded really neat and expensive and complex as.... I've been to the new tractor dealers to see the lastest and greatest and it leaves me confused. Obviously the compact models are near the top in sales in most brands which tells you people are using tractors for different things than they did back when my trusty Farmall was made. I'm assuming people are buying these things to clear and maintain small (30 or less acres) tracts. Which is exactly what I've been doing for 3 years with a stone age Farmall H. See to me a Yanmar Ym2000 would be a huge leap forward in technology and convenience. So I guess my question is: are the newest ones like you described worth the extra money and complexity over a Yanmar fron the mid70's to early80's? I'm talking about for seasonal bushhogging/ mowing and maybe using a box blade etc. I'm sure there must be benefits to 4wd and all the other gadgets or the factory wouldn't be trying to sell them to people. I just wonder how much it's worth to the average guy with 28 acres he's planning to put a house on. Thanks...Shawn

Yanmar Vietnam recond
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 11 Post by Shawnk