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I have experienced this problem when there was no load on the lift arms. What I found (on several occasions I'm ashamed to say) was that with no load the arms tended to come up to a point where the 'shaft that drive them actually came out of its working region. To correct this I had to pull the back cover off and realign the shaft witht he hole then tap on the arms to get it started back through. Of course you could also have a valve problem where the speed control valve for the drop was not allowing the fluid to release. You should be able to check either one of these items with relative ease.

YM1500
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 5 Post by sjoneses

I have noticed the same thing on mine, but have not yet identified a root cause or a particular problem that this is causing. My first thought was that I was not getting adequate charge back to the battery, but this does not seem to be the case. I have also checked the volage going back to the batery and it appears to be fine as well. If I uncover anything on my end I will try to find your post and reply to you.

sj

Yanmar 1500 grey
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 7 Post by sjoneses

Can anyone provide me with a way to know the manufacture year of my Yanmar 1500...for example from a S/N lookup, etc?

Thanks,

sj

How to know year
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 8 Post by sjoneses