I found that some Yanmar parts are readily available at Tractor Supply stores.
For example, using the Yanmar part number (724770-53100) in the Hoye Tractor
search field I found the following 3QM30 injectors cross listed to IA-4770 for
$118. See http://www.hoyetractor.com/PROD/search/IA-4770.h
n a few other minor parts like copper washers.
HTH
Brian
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parts like copper washers.
HTH
Brian
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Edd,
When I had my gasket replaced on my Yanmar a few years ago [was getting oil in
the coolant] the mechanic also highly recommended it would be a good time to
have the injectors checked / rebuilt
I replaced the head gasket on the Yanmar 2GM in our 29. Apart from the
usual lack of access, it was no big deal. I took the head off and had it
cleaned and faced at a good shop, and putting it all back together went
mostly smoothly. One fuel injector line just would not go back in the right
place,
Chances are, Edd, if your oil is gray, there's water in it and I'd be
seriously considering the head gasket as the likely culprit.
Best of luck,
David
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> Edd,
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> Your M-35 is a marinized Kubota tractor engine. You might contact a
> tracto
Edd,
Your M-35 is a marinized Kubota tractor engine. You might contact a
tractor mechanic about rebuilding it. Seems to me a rebuild should be in
the $3000-3500 range. A new one would be north of $7-8K.
I handled a complete rebuild on an M-30 a while back. I got most of the
parts from a Kubot
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John,
Thanks. I think I'm in for a head gasket replacement.
All
Edd,
The M35B installed in Imzadi in 2000 failed in 2009. Long story. Cheap previous
owner who cut one too many corners on the installation.
After looking at cost and installation labor for a number of alternatives
(Yanmar 3?M30, Beta 35, etc.) I ended up getting a 2010 bobtail M35B (no
, is the rest of the engine pooped as well?
>
> Gary
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> Have the head check closely for cracks. Sometimes the gasket fails owing to
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Edd,
Have the head check closely for cracks. Sometimes the gasket fails owing to
issues with th e head/block
Martin
Calypso
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Seattle
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John,
Thanks. I think I'm in for a head gasket replacement.
A
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John,
Thanks. I think I'm in for a head gasket replacement.
All the best,
Edd
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Edd, I'm in the middle of this currently. A new 30hp Yanmar will be around
$12k, so I went with a rebuilt engine from Schooner Bay Imported Motors. I
don't have the engine in hand yet and it's taking 6 weeks not the agreed 3 to
deliver, so I can't vouch for them. As a direct replacement for t
John,
Thanks. I think I'm in for a head gasket replacement.
All the best,
Edd
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Edd - one other thought. Give McMichael (Mamaroneck) a call. Very good
mechanics who may have suggestions. They did the gasket replacement for the
sail drive on Paws.
John
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> Listers,
>
> Having som
Edd
Sorry to hear this - what problems are you having?
If you can get by for the season a rebuild is certainly cheaper albeit more
time consuming. As to new, it depends on what can be reused but you're in the
15-20k range. Good news is it can be done quickly (days, not weeks) with the
right y
Been there, done that. Good on you for finding the root cause before spending
a boat buck on a mechanic.
Martin
Calypso
1971 C&C 43
Seattle
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I had a friend who suffered major damage when a non-sailor guest snagged
it with a foot, pulling it out and bending it down so it wouldn't go
back. The guest didn't say anything, out of ignorance or
embarrassment. Then they missed a tack in a close quarters, and the
captain tried to start the
Sucks man. I have to keep reminding my wife to push the plunger back in.
It has yet to keep us from starting the engine but I fear it will rust more
quickly OR someone will snag it with their feet while moving about.
Josh Muckley
S/V Sea Hawk
1989 C&C 37+
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Must have been the night for dumb engine moves...(sorry Edd)...
Also going out for Wed night racing, crew lets go of the mooring and
about 5 sec later the engine just stops dead. Same 10-15 kt breeze,
we're about 100 yards upwind of the rock breakwater, and have moored
boats about 100 ft away
My Kubota has a solenoid that shuts fuel off and on with the switch. Things
keep getting better and better.
I don't think it would require a Starship Scientist to install one, altho I
suppose you probably have one . . .
(I hope this doesn't ruin the plot of your short story)
Bill Coleman
That’s the crazy side of what we do..
Always look to the worst possible conclusion. When life is like
electrical power, it always takes the least path of resistance, so
must we to save time and energy.
On 8/1/13, Edd Schillay wrote:
> Listers,
>
> Just wanted to share my experience last ni
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