[motorcarm19]

I know that the Yammar motor was used in the 430- 455-744 and the f935 what other units was it used in. Was it used in and any yammar brand tractors or how about any other brand of equipment Did it get used in any of Yammars marine items? Thanks for the replys.

 

[jimmy]

I believe there was a marinized version that was used as a kicker in sailboats.

 

[chuckv]

Brian,

I distilled this from the information shown in the Deere CTM5 engine manual for the diesels that are used in equipment of similar vintage to the 430...

It may me a bit small to read clearly, so here is a PDF file you can open and get a larger font.
3TNA72 ENGINE APPLICATION CHART.pdf (52.6 k)

You may find that those Yanmar engines that were not made for Deere equipment have substantial differences in the accessories and mounting points, etc.

Chuck

 

[skid]

Here are a few more:

330 (1986 - 1986) 16 HP, Yanmar 3TN66UJ / 709cc 3-cyl diesel.
*JD"s first diesel-powered lawn-and-garden tractor.
332 (1987 - 1992) 300 Series. 16 HP, Yanmar 3TN66UJ / 658 cc, 3 cyl.
332 (1988-1992) 300 Series. (?HP) Yanmar 3TG66UJ / 658cc 3-cyl gasoline.
355 (1999 - 2001) 300 Series. 18 HP Yanmar 2V78 / 749cc 2-cyl diesel
415 (1992 - 2001) 400 Series. 15 HP Yanmar
430 (1984 - 1992) 400 Series. 20 HP Yanmar 3TNA72UJ / 885cc 3-cyl diesel
455 (1993 - 2001) 22 HP Yanmar 3TNA72UJ3 / 881cc 3-cyl diesel.
X495 (2002-2005) HDGT X Series:
24 HP Yanmar 3TNE74 / 1006cc 3-cyl diesel
24 HP Yanmar 3TNV76 / 1116cc 3-cyl diesel
X740 (2006 -2012) Select X700 Series:
24 HP Yanmar 3TNV76 / 1116cc 3-cyl diesel
24 HP Yanmar 3TNM72 / 904cc 3-cyl diesel

 

[skid]

I somehow screwed up when I posted the above info. The two lines with "model 332" should have been:

322 (1988-1992) 300 Series. 18 HP Yanmar 3TG66UJ / 658cc 3-cyl gasoline.

332 (1987 - 1992) 300 Series. 16 HP, Yanmar 3TN66UJ. 3 cyl, 658 cc diesel.

Sorry about that.

 

[greenmotorman101]

Welcome to the WFM.
We will let you slide on the goof up since it was your first posting. You may be the only person that caught it. LOL.

Thanks for the info.

Max.