The John Deere 575 drives its hydrostatic pumps straight off the 88 mm Yanmar three-cylinder. We stock that engine in mechanical and in common rail, new surplus and rebuilt, and set the core up to your machine. The John Deere 575 is a compact skid steer loader used in US agricultural, construction and municipal fleets, powered by the Yanmar 88 mm-bore 3-cylinder. ENGINE SPECIFICATION. Three cylinder, four cycle, liquid cooled, vertical in-line. Direct injection, naturally aspirated. Bore and stroke 88 x 90 mm. Displacement 1.642 L (100.2 cu in). Around 36 hp at 3000 rpm at full speed, less in machines governed lower. Dry weight approximately 341 lb (154 kg). Rotation counterclockwise viewed from the flywheel end. Engine as fitted to this machine: 3TNV88 / 3TNE88. Production years: 1998-2008. Rated output in this machine: approximately approx. 36 hp. WHAT WE FIT TO YOUR MACHINE. On a skid steer the engine sits transversely behind the operator, driving the hydrostatic pumps directly. The bellhousing, pump coupler, oil pan and cooling package all have to match the machine - they are external parts and they come across from the engine you are replacing. MECHANICAL OR COMMON RAIL - THIS IS THE ONE THING YOU MUST MATCH. The Yanmar 3TNV88 comes in two fuel systems and they are not interchangeable. MECHANICAL INJECTION uses a mechanical pump and governor, with no ECU or sensors - this is what most machines in the field run, and it is our standard stock. ELECTRONIC COMMON RAIL (HPCR) is ECU-controlled, fitted to machines built to the later emissions standards. We carry both, in new surplus and rebuilt. The suffix on your data plate - codes like -BKMS, -BPTB2, -QTB - does not mean a different engine. The core is the same across the family: same block, same crank, same 88 x 90 mm bore and stroke, same 1.642 L. The suffix tells you the fuel system and the accessory package. The accessories are external and swap; the fuel system is what has to match. Two other variants to know about: the 3TNV88F has an ELECTRONIC GOVERNOR with EGR and is a different engine again, and the 3TNV88-GGE is a fixed-speed GENERATOR engine, not a machine engine. There is also a 4-CYLINDER 4TNV88 that is not the same as this three-cylinder engine at all. Full breakdown of every variant, and how to read your data plate: see our Yanmar 3TNV88 engine buying guide. WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU. A photo of the engine data plate - model, suffix, serial - and confirmation that it is going into a John Deere 575. From that we work out the bore, the cylinder count and the fuel system, tell you what carries across from the old engine, and price you on the right core. Mechanical or common rail, new surplus or rebuilt, we have it.

Looking for a 3TNV88 for a John Deere 317G? We hold this engine in mechanical and in common rail, new surplus and rebuilt, and we build the core to match the compact track loader it is going into. Send the data plate and we will confirm which one you need. The John Deere 317G is a compact track loader in Deere's G-series, built for site prep, landscaping and general construction work. It is powered by the Yanmar 88 mm-bore 3-cylinder. Track loaders place sustained high load on the engine, making correct specification particularly important. ENGINE SPECIFICATION. Three cylinder, four cycle, liquid cooled, vertical in-line. Direct injection, naturally aspirated. Bore and stroke 88 x 90 mm. Displacement 1.642 L (100.2 cu in). Around 36 hp at 3000 rpm at full speed, less in machines governed lower. Dry weight approximately 341 lb (154 kg). Rotation counterclockwise viewed from the flywheel end. Engine as fitted to this machine: 3TNV88. Production years: 2016-2024. Rated output in this machine: approximately approx. 36 hp. WHAT WE FIT TO YOUR MACHINE. On a track loader the engine drives the hydrostatic pumps under sustained heavy load. The bellhousing, pump drive, oil pan and cooling package are external and transfer from your old engine onto the replacement core. MECHANICAL OR COMMON RAIL - THIS IS THE ONE THING YOU MUST MATCH. The Yanmar 3TNV88 comes in two fuel systems and they are not interchangeable. MECHANICAL INJECTION uses a mechanical pump and governor, with no ECU or sensors - this is what most machines in the field run, and it is our standard stock. ELECTRONIC COMMON RAIL (HPCR) is ECU-controlled, fitted to machines built to the later emissions standards. We carry both, in new surplus and rebuilt. The suffix on your data plate - codes like -BKMS, -BPTB2, -QTB - does not mean a different engine. The core is the same across the family: same block, same crank, same 88 x 90 mm bore and stroke, same 1.642 L. The suffix tells you the fuel system and the accessory package. The accessories are external and swap; the fuel system is what has to match. Two other variants to know about: the 3TNV88F has an ELECTRONIC GOVERNOR with EGR and is a different engine again, and the 3TNV88-GGE is a fixed-speed GENERATOR engine, not a machine engine. There is also a 4-CYLINDER 4TNV88 that is not the same as this three-cylinder engine at all. Full breakdown of every variant, and how to read your data plate: see our Yanmar 3TNV88 engine buying guide. WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU. A photo of the engine data plate - model, suffix, serial - and confirmation that it is going into a John Deere 317G. From that we work out the bore, the cylinder count and the fuel system, tell you what carries across from the old engine, and price you on the right core. Mechanical or common rail, new surplus or rebuilt, we have it.

This is a direct 3TNV88 machine - the John Deere 314G was built around this engine. We sell it new surplus and rebuilt, in mechanical injection and in electronic common rail, configured to your skid steer loader. The John Deere 314G is a skid steer loader in Deere's G-series, powered by the Yanmar 88 mm-bore 3-cylinder direct-injection diesel. ENGINE SPECIFICATION. Three cylinder, four cycle, liquid cooled, vertical in-line. Direct injection, naturally aspirated. Bore and stroke 88 x 90 mm. Displacement 1.642 L (100.2 cu in). Around 36 hp at 3000 rpm at full speed, less in machines governed lower. Dry weight approximately 341 lb (154 kg). Rotation counterclockwise viewed from the flywheel end. Engine as fitted to this machine: 3TNV88. Production years: 2016-2024. Rated output in this machine: approximately approx. 36 hp. WHAT WE FIT TO YOUR MACHINE. On a skid steer the engine sits transversely behind the operator, driving the hydrostatic pumps directly. The bellhousing, pump coupler, oil pan and cooling package all have to match the machine - they are external parts and they come across from the engine you are replacing. MECHANICAL OR COMMON RAIL - THIS IS THE ONE THING YOU MUST MATCH. The Yanmar 3TNV88 comes in two fuel systems and they are not interchangeable. MECHANICAL INJECTION uses a mechanical pump and governor, with no ECU or sensors - this is what most machines in the field run, and it is our standard stock. ELECTRONIC COMMON RAIL (HPCR) is ECU-controlled, fitted to machines built to the later emissions standards. We carry both, in new surplus and rebuilt. The suffix on your data plate - codes like -BKMS, -BPTB2, -QTB - does not mean a different engine. The core is the same across the family: same block, same crank, same 88 x 90 mm bore and stroke, same 1.642 L. The suffix tells you the fuel system and the accessory package. The accessories are external and swap; the fuel system is what has to match. Two other variants to know about: the 3TNV88F has an ELECTRONIC GOVERNOR with EGR and is a different engine again, and the 3TNV88-GGE is a fixed-speed GENERATOR engine, not a machine engine. There is also a 4-CYLINDER 4TNV88 that is not the same as this three-cylinder engine at all. Full breakdown of every variant, and how to read your data plate: see our Yanmar 3TNV88 engine buying guide. WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU. A photo of the engine data plate - model, suffix, serial - and confirmation that it is going into a John Deere 314G. From that we work out the bore, the cylinder count and the fuel system, tell you what carries across from the old engine, and price you on the right core. Mechanical or common rail, new surplus or rebuilt, we have it.

When a Cub Cadet LX450 needs an engine, the part that trips buyers up is not finding a 3TNV88 - it is knowing whether the machine takes the mechanical version or the common rail one. We carry both, new surplus and rebuilt, and we will tell you which yours runs before you order. The Cub Cadet LX450 is a compact utility tractor used for property maintenance, light loader work and grounds care. It is powered by the Yanmar 88 mm-bore 3-cylinder direct-injection diesel - Cub Cadet's compact tractors of this era were Yanmar-powered. ENGINE SPECIFICATION. Three cylinder, four cycle, liquid cooled, vertical in-line. Direct injection, naturally aspirated. Bore and stroke 88 x 90 mm. Displacement 1.642 L (100.2 cu in). Around 36 hp at 3000 rpm at full speed, less in machines governed lower. Dry weight approximately 341 lb (154 kg). Rotation counterclockwise viewed from the flywheel end. Engine as fitted to this machine: 3TNV88 / 3TNE88. Production years: 2005-2015. Rated output in this machine: approximately approx. 36 hp. WHAT WE FIT TO YOUR MACHINE. On a compact tractor the engine bolts to the transmission housing and drives the PTO. Bellhousing, flywheel, PTO drive, oil pan and front pulley are all external and carry across from your old engine. MECHANICAL OR COMMON RAIL - THIS IS THE ONE THING YOU MUST MATCH. The Yanmar 3TNV88 comes in two fuel systems and they are not interchangeable. MECHANICAL INJECTION uses a mechanical pump and governor, with no ECU or sensors - this is what most machines in the field run, and it is our standard stock. ELECTRONIC COMMON RAIL (HPCR) is ECU-controlled, fitted to machines built to the later emissions standards. We carry both, in new surplus and rebuilt. The suffix on your data plate - codes like -BKMS, -BPTB2, -QTB - does not mean a different engine. The core is the same across the family: same block, same crank, same 88 x 90 mm bore and stroke, same 1.642 L. The suffix tells you the fuel system and the accessory package. The accessories are external and swap; the fuel system is what has to match. Two other variants to know about: the 3TNV88F has an ELECTRONIC GOVERNOR with EGR and is a different engine again, and the 3TNV88-GGE is a fixed-speed GENERATOR engine, not a machine engine. There is also a 4-CYLINDER 4TNV88 that is not the same as this three-cylinder engine at all. Full breakdown of every variant, and how to read your data plate: see our Yanmar 3TNV88 engine buying guide. GETTING IT RIGHT FIRST TIME. We have supplied Yanmar TNV engines into US equipment for over five years, and every order gets cross-referenced against the machine's data plate before it ships. Send us the plate off your Cub Cadet LX450 and we will confirm the fuel system, tell you which accessories transfer, and quote you - mechanical or common rail, new surplus or rebuilt.

This is a direct 3TNV88 machine - the Cub Cadet SX3100 was built around this engine. We sell it new surplus and rebuilt, in mechanical injection and in electronic common rail, configured to your compact tractor. The Cub Cadet SX3100 is a compact utility tractor powered by the Yanmar 88 mm-bore 3-cylinder direct-injection diesel. ENGINE SPECIFICATION. Three cylinder, four cycle, liquid cooled, vertical in-line. Direct injection, naturally aspirated. Bore and stroke 88 x 90 mm. Displacement 1.642 L (100.2 cu in). Around 36 hp at 3000 rpm at full speed, less in machines governed lower. Dry weight approximately 341 lb (154 kg). Rotation counterclockwise viewed from the flywheel end. Engine as fitted to this machine: 3TNV88. Production years: 2005-2015. Rated output in this machine: approximately approx. 31-36 hp. WHAT WE FIT TO YOUR MACHINE. On a compact tractor the engine bolts to the transmission housing and drives the PTO. Bellhousing, flywheel, PTO drive, oil pan and front pulley are all external and carry across from your old engine. MECHANICAL OR COMMON RAIL - THIS IS THE ONE THING YOU MUST MATCH. The Yanmar 3TNV88 comes in two fuel systems and they are not interchangeable. MECHANICAL INJECTION uses a mechanical pump and governor, with no ECU or sensors - this is what most machines in the field run, and it is our standard stock. ELECTRONIC COMMON RAIL (HPCR) is ECU-controlled, fitted to machines built to the later emissions standards. We carry both, in new surplus and rebuilt. The suffix on your data plate - codes like -BKMS, -BPTB2, -QTB - does not mean a different engine. The core is the same across the family: same block, same crank, same 88 x 90 mm bore and stroke, same 1.642 L. The suffix tells you the fuel system and the accessory package. The accessories are external and swap; the fuel system is what has to match. Two other variants to know about: the 3TNV88F has an ELECTRONIC GOVERNOR with EGR and is a different engine again, and the 3TNV88-GGE is a fixed-speed GENERATOR engine, not a machine engine. There is also a 4-CYLINDER 4TNV88 that is not the same as this three-cylinder engine at all. Full breakdown of every variant, and how to read your data plate: see our Yanmar 3TNV88 engine buying guide. BEFORE YOU ORDER. Send the data plate off your Cub Cadet SX3100 - model number, suffix, serial. We will confirm whether you need mechanical or common rail, check the cylinder count, tell you what bolts across from the engine you are removing, and quote you on the correct core. New surplus and rebuilt both available.

The Ferris IS4500Z runs the 88 mm Yanmar three-cylinder, and we stock it in both fuel systems - mechanical injection and electronic common rail, new surplus and rebuilt. Which one you need comes down to what is on your data plate, not what is on the machine badge. The Ferris IS4500Z is a commercial diesel zero-turn mower used by landscaping contractors and grounds crews across the United States. It is powered by the Yanmar 88 mm-bore 3-cylinder direct-injection diesel. Commercial mowers run at sustained full working rpm for long hours, so a correctly governed variable-speed mobile engine is essential. ENGINE SPECIFICATION. Three cylinder, four cycle, liquid cooled, vertical in-line. Direct injection, naturally aspirated. Bore and stroke 88 x 90 mm. Displacement 1.642 L (100.2 cu in). Around 36 hp at 3000 rpm at full speed, less in machines governed lower. Dry weight approximately 341 lb (154 kg). Rotation counterclockwise viewed from the flywheel end. Engine as fitted to this machine: 3TNV88. Production years: 2005-2018. Rated output in this machine: approximately approx. 36 hp. WHAT WE FIT TO YOUR MACHINE. On a commercial mower the engine runs at full governed rpm for long hours driving the deck and hydrostatic drive. Pulleys, brackets, oil pan and cooling package are external and carry over from your old engine. MECHANICAL OR COMMON RAIL - THIS IS THE ONE THING YOU MUST MATCH. The Yanmar 3TNV88 comes in two fuel systems and they are not interchangeable. MECHANICAL INJECTION uses a mechanical pump and governor, with no ECU or sensors - this is what most machines in the field run, and it is our standard stock. ELECTRONIC COMMON RAIL (HPCR) is ECU-controlled, fitted to machines built to the later emissions standards. We carry both, in new surplus and rebuilt. The suffix on your data plate - codes like -BKMS, -BPTB2, -QTB - does not mean a different engine. The core is the same across the family: same block, same crank, same 88 x 90 mm bore and stroke, same 1.642 L. The suffix tells you the fuel system and the accessory package. The accessories are external and swap; the fuel system is what has to match. Two other variants to know about: the 3TNV88F has an ELECTRONIC GOVERNOR with EGR and is a different engine again, and the 3TNV88-GGE is a fixed-speed GENERATOR engine, not a machine engine. There is also a 4-CYLINDER 4TNV88 that is not the same as this three-cylinder engine at all. Full breakdown of every variant, and how to read your data plate: see our Yanmar 3TNV88 engine buying guide. WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU. A photo of the engine data plate - model, suffix, serial - and confirmation that it is going into a Ferris IS4500Z. From that we work out the bore, the cylinder count and the fuel system, tell you what carries across from the old engine, and price you on the right core. Mechanical or common rail, new surplus or rebuilt, we have it.

The Toro GM4500 runs the 88 mm Yanmar three-cylinder, and we stock it in both fuel systems - mechanical injection and electronic common rail, new surplus and rebuilt. Which one you need comes down to what is on your data plate, not what is on the machine badge. The Toro Groundsmaster 4500 is a commercial rotary mower used on golf courses, sports fields, parks and municipal grounds. It is powered by the Yanmar 88 mm-bore 3-cylinder direct-injection diesel. ENGINE SPECIFICATION. Three cylinder, four cycle, liquid cooled, vertical in-line. Direct injection, naturally aspirated. Bore and stroke 88 x 90 mm. Displacement 1.642 L (100.2 cu in). Around 36 hp at 3000 rpm at full speed, less in machines governed lower. Dry weight approximately 341 lb (154 kg). Rotation counterclockwise viewed from the flywheel end. Engine as fitted to this machine: 3TNV88 / 3TNE88. Production years: 2005-2018. Rated output in this machine: approximately approx. 36 hp. WHAT WE FIT TO YOUR MACHINE. On a commercial mower the engine runs at sustained governed rpm driving the deck and drive system. Pulleys, brackets, oil pan and cooling package are external and carry across from your old engine. MECHANICAL OR COMMON RAIL - THIS IS THE ONE THING YOU MUST MATCH. The Yanmar 3TNV88 comes in two fuel systems and they are not interchangeable. MECHANICAL INJECTION uses a mechanical pump and governor, with no ECU or sensors - this is what most machines in the field run, and it is our standard stock. ELECTRONIC COMMON RAIL (HPCR) is ECU-controlled, fitted to machines built to the later emissions standards. We carry both, in new surplus and rebuilt. The suffix on your data plate - codes like -BKMS, -BPTB2, -QTB - does not mean a different engine. The core is the same across the family: same block, same crank, same 88 x 90 mm bore and stroke, same 1.642 L. The suffix tells you the fuel system and the accessory package. The accessories are external and swap; the fuel system is what has to match. Two other variants to know about: the 3TNV88F has an ELECTRONIC GOVERNOR with EGR and is a different engine again, and the 3TNV88-GGE is a fixed-speed GENERATOR engine, not a machine engine. There is also a 4-CYLINDER 4TNV88 that is not the same as this three-cylinder engine at all. Full breakdown of every variant, and how to read your data plate: see our Yanmar 3TNV88 engine buying guide. GETTING IT RIGHT FIRST TIME. We have supplied Yanmar TNV engines into US equipment for over five years, and every order gets cross-referenced against the machine's data plate before it ships. Send us the plate off your Toro GM4500 and we will confirm the fuel system, tell you which accessories transfer, and quote you - mechanical or common rail, new surplus or rebuilt.

When a Vermeer SC352 needs an engine, the part that trips buyers up is not finding a 3TNV88 - it is knowing whether the machine takes the mechanical version or the common rail one. We carry both, new surplus and rebuilt, and we will tell you which yours runs before you order. The Vermeer SC352 is a self-propelled stump grinder used by tree care and landscaping contractors. It is powered by the Yanmar 88 mm-bore 3-cylinder direct-injection diesel. Stump grinders run at sustained full rpm under heavy cutting load, making engine specification critical. ENGINE SPECIFICATION. Three cylinder, four cycle, liquid cooled, vertical in-line. Direct injection, naturally aspirated. Bore and stroke 88 x 90 mm. Displacement 1.642 L (100.2 cu in). Around 36 hp at 3000 rpm at full speed, less in machines governed lower. Dry weight approximately 341 lb (154 kg). Rotation counterclockwise viewed from the flywheel end. Engine as fitted to this machine: 3TNV88. Production years: 2008-2020. Rated output in this machine: approximately approx. 36 hp. WHAT WE FIT TO YOUR MACHINE. On a stump grinder the engine runs at full rpm under heavy cutting load. The drive coupling, pulleys, oil pan and cooling package are external and carry across from the engine you are pulling out. A correctly governed variable-speed engine matters here. MECHANICAL OR COMMON RAIL - THIS IS THE ONE THING YOU MUST MATCH. The Yanmar 3TNV88 comes in two fuel systems and they are not interchangeable. MECHANICAL INJECTION uses a mechanical pump and governor, with no ECU or sensors - this is what most machines in the field run, and it is our standard stock. ELECTRONIC COMMON RAIL (HPCR) is ECU-controlled, fitted to machines built to the later emissions standards. We carry both, in new surplus and rebuilt. The suffix on your data plate - codes like -BKMS, -BPTB2, -QTB - does not mean a different engine. The core is the same across the family: same block, same crank, same 88 x 90 mm bore and stroke, same 1.642 L. The suffix tells you the fuel system and the accessory package. The accessories are external and swap; the fuel system is what has to match. Two other variants to know about: the 3TNV88F has an ELECTRONIC GOVERNOR with EGR and is a different engine again, and the 3TNV88-GGE is a fixed-speed GENERATOR engine, not a machine engine. There is also a 4-CYLINDER 4TNV88 that is not the same as this three-cylinder engine at all. Full breakdown of every variant, and how to read your data plate: see our Yanmar 3TNV88 engine buying guide. GETTING IT RIGHT FIRST TIME. We have supplied Yanmar TNV engines into US equipment for over five years, and every order gets cross-referenced against the machine's data plate before it ships. Send us the plate off your Vermeer SC352 and we will confirm the fuel system, tell you which accessories transfer, and quote you - mechanical or common rail, new surplus or rebuilt.

When a Thermo King SB-230 needs an engine, the part that trips buyers up is not finding a 3TNV88 - it is knowing whether the machine takes the mechanical version or the common rail one. We carry both, new surplus and rebuilt, and we will tell you which yours runs before you order. The Thermo King SB-230 is a trailer refrigeration unit used across US refrigerated transport fleets. Thermo King's TK4.86 / TK486V engine is built on the Yanmar 88 mm-bore 3-cylinder architecture. Note that refrigeration unit engines are often set up for specific speed control - confirm your governor and injection configuration before ordering. ENGINE SPECIFICATION. Three cylinder, four cycle, liquid cooled, vertical in-line. Direct injection, naturally aspirated. Bore and stroke 88 x 90 mm. Displacement 1.642 L (100.2 cu in). Around 36 hp at 3000 rpm at full speed, less in machines governed lower. Dry weight approximately 341 lb (154 kg). Rotation counterclockwise viewed from the flywheel end. Engine as fitted to this machine: TK486V (Yanmar-based). Production years: 1995-2010. Rated output in this machine: approximately approx. 25-36 hp. WHAT WE FIT TO YOUR MACHINE. Refrigeration units are usually set up for specific speed control, so the governor and injection configuration must be confirmed before ordering. Drive coupling, brackets and cooling package are external. MECHANICAL OR COMMON RAIL - THIS IS THE ONE THING YOU MUST MATCH. The Yanmar 3TNV88 comes in two fuel systems and they are not interchangeable. MECHANICAL INJECTION uses a mechanical pump and governor, with no ECU or sensors - this is what most machines in the field run, and it is our standard stock. ELECTRONIC COMMON RAIL (HPCR) is ECU-controlled, fitted to machines built to the later emissions standards. We carry both, in new surplus and rebuilt. The suffix on your data plate - codes like -BKMS, -BPTB2, -QTB - does not mean a different engine. The core is the same across the family: same block, same crank, same 88 x 90 mm bore and stroke, same 1.642 L. The suffix tells you the fuel system and the accessory package. The accessories are external and swap; the fuel system is what has to match. Two other variants to know about: the 3TNV88F has an ELECTRONIC GOVERNOR with EGR and is a different engine again, and the 3TNV88-GGE is a fixed-speed GENERATOR engine, not a machine engine. There is also a 4-CYLINDER 4TNV88 that is not the same as this three-cylinder engine at all. Full breakdown of every variant, and how to read your data plate: see our Yanmar 3TNV88 engine buying guide. TALK TO US FIRST. The fastest way to get the right engine for a Thermo King SB-230 is to send us the data plate and tell us the machine. We confirm bore, cylinder count and fuel system, set the core up with the accessories your machine needs, and quote you. Mechanical and common rail, new surplus and rebuilt.

The Hyundai R35Z-7 is a mini excavator built around the 88 mm Yanmar three-cylinder. We sell that engine new surplus and rebuilt, in both mechanical and common rail, with the bellhousing, pump drive and pan set up for your machine. The Hyundai R35Z-7 (Robex) is a 3.5-ton class zero tail-swing mini excavator sold through the Hyundai CE dealer network in the United States. It is powered by the Yanmar 88 mm-bore 3-cylinder direct-injection diesel. ENGINE SPECIFICATION. Three cylinder, four cycle, liquid cooled, vertical in-line. Direct injection, naturally aspirated. Bore and stroke 88 x 90 mm. Displacement 1.642 L (100.2 cu in). Around 36 hp at 3000 rpm at full speed, less in machines governed lower. Dry weight approximately 341 lb (154 kg). Rotation counterclockwise viewed from the flywheel end. Engine as fitted to this machine: 3TNV88. Production years: 2005-2012. Rated output in this machine: approximately approx. 30 hp. WHAT WE FIT TO YOUR MACHINE. On a mini excavator the core engine is only half the job. The bellhousing and flywheel have to mate to your hydraulic pump drive, the oil pan has to clear the undercarriage, and the throttle has to answer to the machine's engine control. Those are all external parts and they carry across from the engine you are pulling out - we build the core to suit. MECHANICAL OR COMMON RAIL - THIS IS THE ONE THING YOU MUST MATCH. The Yanmar 3TNV88 comes in two fuel systems and they are not interchangeable. MECHANICAL INJECTION uses a mechanical pump and governor, with no ECU or sensors - this is what most machines in the field run, and it is our standard stock. ELECTRONIC COMMON RAIL (HPCR) is ECU-controlled, fitted to machines built to the later emissions standards. We carry both, in new surplus and rebuilt. The suffix on your data plate - codes like -BKMS, -BPTB2, -QTB - does not mean a different engine. The core is the same across the family: same block, same crank, same 88 x 90 mm bore and stroke, same 1.642 L. The suffix tells you the fuel system and the accessory package. The accessories are external and swap; the fuel system is what has to match. Two other variants to know about: the 3TNV88F has an ELECTRONIC GOVERNOR with EGR and is a different engine again, and the 3TNV88-GGE is a fixed-speed GENERATOR engine, not a machine engine. There is also a 4-CYLINDER 4TNV88 that is not the same as this three-cylinder engine at all. Full breakdown of every variant, and how to read your data plate: see our Yanmar 3TNV88 engine buying guide. TALK TO US FIRST. The fastest way to get the right engine for a Hyundai R35Z-7 is to send us the data plate and tell us the machine. We confirm bore, cylinder count and fuel system, set the core up with the accessories your machine needs, and quote you. Mechanical and common rail, new surplus and rebuilt.

The Hyundai HSL610 runs the 88 mm Yanmar three-cylinder, and we stock it in both fuel systems - mechanical injection and electronic common rail, new surplus and rebuilt. Which one you need comes down to what is on your data plate, not what is on the machine badge. The Hyundai HSL610 is a compact skid steer loader, powered by the Yanmar 88 mm-bore 3-cylinder direct-injection diesel. ENGINE SPECIFICATION. Three cylinder, four cycle, liquid cooled, vertical in-line. Direct injection, naturally aspirated. Bore and stroke 88 x 90 mm. Displacement 1.642 L (100.2 cu in). Around 36 hp at 3000 rpm at full speed, less in machines governed lower. Dry weight approximately 341 lb (154 kg). Rotation counterclockwise viewed from the flywheel end. Engine as fitted to this machine: 3TNV88. Production years: 2005-2012. Rated output in this machine: approximately approx. 36 hp. WHAT WE FIT TO YOUR MACHINE. On a skid steer the engine sits transversely behind the operator, driving the hydrostatic pumps directly. The bellhousing, pump coupler, oil pan and cooling package all have to match the machine - they are external parts and they come across from the engine you are replacing. MECHANICAL OR COMMON RAIL - THIS IS THE ONE THING YOU MUST MATCH. The Yanmar 3TNV88 comes in two fuel systems and they are not interchangeable. MECHANICAL INJECTION uses a mechanical pump and governor, with no ECU or sensors - this is what most machines in the field run, and it is our standard stock. ELECTRONIC COMMON RAIL (HPCR) is ECU-controlled, fitted to machines built to the later emissions standards. We carry both, in new surplus and rebuilt. The suffix on your data plate - codes like -BKMS, -BPTB2, -QTB - does not mean a different engine. The core is the same across the family: same block, same crank, same 88 x 90 mm bore and stroke, same 1.642 L. The suffix tells you the fuel system and the accessory package. The accessories are external and swap; the fuel system is what has to match. Two other variants to know about: the 3TNV88F has an ELECTRONIC GOVERNOR with EGR and is a different engine again, and the 3TNV88-GGE is a fixed-speed GENERATOR engine, not a machine engine. There is also a 4-CYLINDER 4TNV88 that is not the same as this three-cylinder engine at all. Full breakdown of every variant, and how to read your data plate: see our Yanmar 3TNV88 engine buying guide. HOW TO ORDER THE RIGHT ONE. Send us a photo of your engine data plate - model number, suffix and serial - and tell us it is going into a Hyundai HSL610. We will confirm the bore, the cylinder count and the fuel system, tell you which accessories carry over from your old engine, and quote you on the correct core in mechanical or common rail, new surplus or rebuilt. If what you asked for is not right for the machine, we will say so before we take the order.

The 3TNE84 in your John Deere 4300 is getting hard to source. The 3TNV88 replaces it - same block architecture, same 90 mm stroke, same mounting layout, 1.642 L instead of 1.496 L. We carry it new surplus and rebuilt, in mechanical and in common rail. The John Deere 4300 is a compact utility tractor from the 4000 TEN series - one of the highest-volume compact tractors ever sold in the United States. Deere's own operator documentation lists the 4300-series engine as the Yanmar 84 mm-bore 3-cylinder. ENGINE SPECIFICATION. Three cylinder, four cycle, liquid cooled, vertical in-line. Direct injection, naturally aspirated. Bore and stroke 88 x 90 mm. Displacement 1.642 L (100.2 cu in). Around 36 hp at 3000 rpm at full speed, less in machines governed lower. Dry weight approximately 341 lb (154 kg). Rotation counterclockwise viewed from the flywheel end. Engine as fitted to this machine: Yanmar 3TNE84. Production years: 1998-2002. Rated output in this machine: approximately approx. 32 hp. WHAT WE FIT TO YOUR MACHINE. On a compact tractor the engine bolts to the transmission housing and drives the PTO. The bellhousing, flywheel, PTO drive, oil pan and front pulley all have to match your tractor - these are external components and they carry over from the engine you are removing. WHY THE 3TNV88 REPLACES THE 3TNE84. Yanmar's TNV three-cylinder engines are one family on one architecture - same 90 mm stroke, same block design, same mounting and accessory layout. Only the bore changes: 82 mm (3TNV82A, 1.331 L), 84 mm (3TNV84 and 3TNE84, 1.496 L) and 88 mm (3TNV88 and 3TNE88, 1.642 L). Because the 84 mm and 88 mm engines share the same core and the same mounting layout, the 3TNV88 is the established replacement where an 84 mm engine is no longer available. 3TNE is the earlier generation; 3TNV is the current-production successor. Before it ships we confirm the mounting points, bellhousing and SAE housing, flywheel, oil pan clearance, PTO and pump drive, throttle linkage and wiring against your machine. MECHANICAL OR COMMON RAIL - THIS IS THE ONE THING YOU MUST MATCH. The Yanmar 3TNV88 comes in two fuel systems and they are not interchangeable. MECHANICAL INJECTION uses a mechanical pump and governor, with no ECU or sensors - this is what most machines in the field run, and it is our standard stock. ELECTRONIC COMMON RAIL (HPCR) is ECU-controlled, fitted to machines built to the later emissions standards. We carry both, in new surplus and rebuilt. The suffix on your data plate - codes like -BKMS, -BPTB2, -QTB - does not mean a different engine. The core is the same across the family: same block, same crank, same 88 x 90 mm bore and stroke, same 1.642 L. The suffix tells you the fuel system and the accessory package. The accessories are external and swap; the fuel system is what has to match. Two other variants to know about: the 3TNV88F has an ELECTRONIC GOVERNOR with EGR and is a different engine again, and the 3TNV88-GGE is a fixed-speed GENERATOR engine, not a machine engine. There is also a 4-CYLINDER 4TNV88 that is not the same as this three-cylinder engine at all. Full breakdown of every variant, and how to read your data plate: see our Yanmar 3TNV88 engine buying guide. GETTING IT RIGHT FIRST TIME. We have supplied Yanmar TNV engines into US equipment for over five years, and every order gets cross-referenced against the machine's data plate before it ships. Send us the plate off your John Deere 4300 and we will confirm the fuel system, tell you which accessories transfer, and quote you - mechanical or common rail, new surplus or rebuilt.