Yanmar 2GM20F Work...

[trantor12020]

krozet, one of your v-belt, the outer one, seems to be fitted reverse. if I'm not wrong, the notch side should be facing the pulley.

[JimsCAL]

Originally Posted by trantor12020

krozet, one of your v-belt, the outer one, seems to be fitted reverse. if I'm not wrong, the notch side should be facing the pulley.

I'm pretty sure its OK. Some belts are made that way. It would be tough to get the fat side of a v-belt to even go in the pulley.

[norsearayder]

kroz check the manual before adding to the tranny,if i recolect it dont take much and too much is a problem...good luck

[Faster]

Originally Posted by norsearayder

kroz check the manual before adding to the tranny,if i recolect it dont take much and too much is a problem...good luck

My thoughts too... on the Hurth the 'mark' is only 1/4 or 3/8" up the 'dipstick'..

[krozet]

Originally Posted by Faster

My thoughts too... on the Hurth the 'mark' is only 1/4 or 3/8" up the 'dipstick'..

Hey Faster;

Yeah I refereed to the manual, the problem was that the fluid was so low that it wasn't registering on the dipstick... The very bottom of the dipstick (the underside of the dipstick) had a smudge of fluid but nothing on the stick. The transmission plate listed that it took next to no fluid (.3 quarts I believe?) so I added maybe 4 tablespoons. Now it registers on the dipstick half way between the bottom and the mark.

Robert

[krozet]

Originally Posted by trantor12020

krozet, one of your v-belt, the outer one, seems to be fitted reverse. if I'm not wrong, the notch side should be facing the pulley.

Hey;

I didn't remove the belts, they also narrow towards the bottom to fit in the groove on the pulley. My concern is that both belts seem a little loose and the tool that the manual says to use too tighten them I don't have.

Robert