Yanmar NT65K

My recently purchased Yanmar NT65K water cooled engine. I bought it completely taken apart so it'll
be quite a puzzle to put it together again. All information about this engine will be most welcome.

Cheers

Niek.

That looks very interesting, it will be nice to see how you get on restoring it, thanks for posting photos.
Jonesey

that looks like a very interesting job indeed,the crank looks rather large for an engine of that size.
good luck with your project.you must keep us up to date with your progress.
regards.mike.

Thanks, the crank is pretty big indeed. I will keep you up to date!

Hi Niek, Have you done any searches on google or Ask to see if they find anything? Do you know what application the engine is from? I would guess it's not marine or is it?

Good luck with the re-build.

Stu.

Hi Stu,

I had a look on the internet but thus far I haven't really found anything useful. (except for some
sites in Japanese) I'm not sure what this engine is used for but I have heard that they were used
in boats and also to power milkingmachines.

Today I removed the crankshaft bearing and found it to be completely shot. I asked the local "blacksmith" whether new parts could be ordered. I also bought a similar NT65K without a cilinderhead via the internet for spares. I'm currently waiting to pick it up. New pictures coming soon.

cheers

Niek.

This is a (something got wrong with the camera) picture of the bearing.
I'll make a new photo tomorrow.

Hallo i'm new on this topic.

I read this topic With much interest over the Yanmar NT65K.

Three months ago i bay a Yanmar NT65K Engine for making a DC generator, with a 24 volt 55 ampere alternator for charging the battery's.

Now i will working on it and need more information about the Yhamar NT65K engine.

Now i locking for simply user manual and for a workshop instruction book or a diagram how the whole engine are together.

a link to a website with a PDF file is very welcome.

The first a simple question how much oil goes in? 1 liter or 1.2 or 1.4 or 1.5?

hopefully you people can help me.

Thanks in advance

Lex from the Netherlands

hi niek..
nice to see your getting there slowly...
next thing it will be out on the rally field..
regards..mike..