[YANMARONNIE]

Yours is very similar to this. Something to ponder on. (61) Slipping clutch or Powershift Yanmar 226d - Page 2 - Yanmar Tractor Support Message Board (ymowners.com)

Thanks Winston this is just the info I have been trying to research Your the best

 

[willy81]

As the YM2210 being a Gray Market tractor, there is no service manual for it found anywhere. Now, as a 'guide' to help you repair the YM2210, a sister configured engine is the John Deere JD650 with the 2T80 Yanmar engine. Using the TM1242 Service Manual for the 2T80 engine and the YM2210 Parts Manual for the 2T90 engine,

willy

 

[YANMARONNIE]

Yours is very similar to this. Something to ponder on. (61) Slipping clutch or Powershift Yanmar 226d - Page 2 - Yanmar Tractor Support Message Board (ymowners.com)

Ordered parts and service manual today, I would like to read the hydraulic pressure before I go into the hydraulics. do I need to rethread the pressure port from 10mm to 1/8" pipe thread to attach gauge and what pressure should I read at both points on the power shift plate

 

[winston]

I am not going to advise you on rethreading. Pressure on the two ports for the 222 will be shown in your manual. Might or might not be the same for your 2210. Lube pressure on 222 is to be 5.4 to 6.5 psi, power shift pressure 213 to 227 psi.

 

[YANMARONNIE]

Thanks for the info I am learning more every day about my little tractor from your experience and I appreciate it very much.

 

[YANMARONNIE]

I am not going to advise you on rethreading. Pressure on the two ports for the 222 will be shown in your manual. Might or might not be the same for your 2210. Lube pressure on 222 is to be 5.4 to 6.5 psi, power shift pressure 213 to 227 psi.

I checked the power shift pressure and it has 0PSI what does that mean?

 

[winston]

I checked the power shift pressure and it has 0PSI what does that mean?

Sorry, I'm not understanding. Pressure on a gauge should read in numerical measurements. Where are you seeing OPSI?

 

[YANMARONNIE]

Sorry, I'm not understanding. Pressure on a gauge should read in numerical measurements. Where are you seeing OPSI?

I have attached a pressure gauge to the rear port on the regulator plate Power Shift pressure port and I am not getting any reading on the gauge I was hoping to read 213-227 PSI

 

[YANMARONNIE]

I fabricated an adapter M10-100x 1/8" pipe thread and connected a gauge, Installed it in the Power Shift pressure port and didn't read anything on the gauge, was looking for 213-277 PSI. I guess I need to ask is their a proper hydraulic pressure test before I remove the Power Shift regulator plate to gain access to the relief valves. I can't seem to find this procedure.

 

[winston]

I would check for trash and broken springs on these relief valves next.

 

[YANMARONNIE]

A drawing of your relief valve springs.

I am removing the hydraulic valve plate and don't know whether to remove bolt #23 or nut #41 so valve plate can be separated and removed from its position to be taken apart to check relief valves

 

[bmaverick]

I am removing the hydraulic valve plate and don't know whether to remove bolt #23 or nut #41 so valve plate can be separated and removed from its position to be taken apart to check relief valves

41 looks to be above where the rest of the parts are sitting. 23 is below. Yet, I'm not one to really say as not seeing the machine personally.

 

[YANMARONNIE]

41 looks to be above where the rest of the parts are sitting. 23 is below. Yet, I'm not one to really say as not seeing the machine personally.

1 or the other has to be removed it looks like either one will let the plate come off just not sure which one 23 is on the bottom side going thru the case and if I remove it will I be able to reconnect on reassebly

 

[winston]

No help from me, I think you will have to determine on sight.

 

[YANMARONNIE]

No help from me, I think you will have to determine on sight.

Thanks

 

[YANMARONNIE]

1 or the other has to be removed it looks like either one will let the plate come off just not sure which one 23 is on the bottom side going thru the case and if I remove it will I be able to reconnect on reassebly

Thanks