Hi everyone, I have a TL150 with the yanmar 4TNV106T-XTBL engine in it. It dropped a valve and blew up the head and I pulled the block to have it sleeved because of some scoring and there was a crack on the cylinder wall, it's bad enough that sleeving probably won't help it. I found another yanmar engine that might work but it looks like this one was for a generator or something. It is a 4TNV106T-GGEA. Does that change anything besides the bellhousing? This one is about $4,000 cheaper and that would help quite a bit. Thanks for the help.
Some generator engines come with a fixed speed precision governor, might want to check that. If so will be 1800, 2400, etc., some multiple of 60.
Thank you, I will try to find out through yanmar what the ratings are. The dealers around here are so/so.
I've dealt with these guys, not sure how they are these days, but used to be very helpful: Cascade Engine Center, LLC. 18435 Olympic Ave S., Seattle, WA 98188 Ph: (253) 867-2016 | Fx: (206) 764-3832 | www.cascadeengine.com
Awesome, thanks for all the help.
Smartest Yanmar shop i know is Continental Engine in Greenville, SC. I've dealt with Bill Hollis there. They do all kinds of refit and he knows the inside and outs of Yanmars.
Thank you, I'll give them a shout.