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This is what Hoyes is showing for your tractor. http://www.hoyetractor.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=HTE&Product_Code=SW-420&Category_Code=187STEERING Interesting the 186 parts manual shows an 18 spline. Don't guess that means the 187 has 18.

A few shots of my YM2002D. I have a multitude of implements and most are adapted to work on my Harbor Freight quick hitch. Picture 1: hard at work with my Yanmar RS1300N tiller. Picture 2: home made hitch for Harbor Freight quick hitch Picture 3: Front receiver hitch with Harbor Freight wench...

Would you be interested in starting a thread here in the Yanmar forum showing your photos? I am pretty much computer illiterate. Although my pictures pale in comparision I was going to post a few but couldn't figure it out. Pretty sure my size was originally to large but when I shrunk it...

Was privileged to travel up one side of California making a u turn in Oregon and going down highway 1 to San Diego back in 1988. Was much impressed with all the orchards, winery's, etc. Every time I see your pictures I am reminded of how beautiful your state is. I look forward to your posts...

No warranty on this information but I believe you probably have an 18 spline steering wheel. http://www.hoyetractor.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=HTE&Product_Code=SW-440&Category_Code= Wondering if you could pull the cap and nut and count them?

Hoyes has this one. http://www.hoyetractor.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=HTE&Product_Code=SW-420&Category_Code=187STEERING

The shifting fork #15 will be over your sliding reverse gear. It could be bent or something. The sliding gear will mesh with another gear. If you can see those two gears with the shift assembly out inspect them closely. The sliding gear will be on a splined shaft. Need to make sure it moves...

When you remove the shifting lever I am assuming you removed #44 bolts and pulled it off. Could you see then shifting forks with it removed? #15 is your reverse fork. http://www.hoyetractor.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_CODE=240SHIFT

I googled that AF328D and got your post and the rest of the hits were in Japanese. Will parts be readily available? That F60D is a "hoss"! I guess the Japanese must do round bales?

Howdy, I stumbled on this forum so thought I would be a part of it. I love these Yanmar forums. I think I recognize some familiar faces from other forums. I'm the proud owner of a YM2002D Vietnam polish job. After a few years and $$ I now have a reliable little beast. Have been around machinery...