Outdoor Power Equipment (Lawn Mowers, Snow Blowers, Chain Saws and more) Discussions

Hi, I am in need of a drive pulley for my yamaha snowblower. I checked around and I need to find a part # for this item before they can get one for me. Does anyone have a parts book that they would be able to help me out with this? The model # is ys624w    Thanks alot..

 No one knows about these Yamaha machines. Exactly which drive pulley do you need? Belt pulley, self propelled drive, auger pulley, friction wheel? Describe exactly what you need & I will provide a part number. If I get it for you, you are forever in my debt...

Marty

Marty,it must be a friction wheel. It's about 3 1/2"  round with rubber around the outside. I will owe you big time because I have just about given up on finding parts for this.

Schmidt - if you're ABSOLUTELY sure its the friction wheel you need for a model YS624W, the winner is...
Part number 6GA-46345-01-00 friction wheel. It has a large center hole with 3 smaller holes 120 degrees apart.
Its part of the self propelled mechanism.

Hold onto your wallet when you hear the price - $70! If you know someone at Yamaha, maybe they can do better on the price for you...

Marty

Marty, Eureka,  that's what I need. Good job!!  I hope you don't mind, but I have a couple more questions, do you know who would sell this? and can you email me or fax or send me  a pic of the parts for this machine. Your right, I do owe you big time..

schmidt wrote:

Schmidt -  any Yamaha dealer SHOULD be able to order this for you. ALL the Yamaha info I have is on microfiche so I cannot do much with it other than view it on my viewer.

If you truely cannot obtain the part for some reason, I have 2 other suggestions:

1. Bond a new piece of rubber onto the existing wheel. Tractor Supply sells sheets of heavy rubber stock that might work. Cut it to fit, then use JB Weld to affix the rubber to the wheel.

2. Another is to find a smaller friction wheel similar to yours, like Ariens 02201300 friction wheel which is 4 3/8" in diameter - was yours 3.5" in diameter with or without the rubber?

Hope that helps...

Marty

Marty, thanks for the advice. I'm going to redo the rubber on the wheel, so I'm headed out to Tractor Supply. Thanks for all your help..Schmidt

Schmidt:

You should go to;
http://www.nabble.com/yamaha-snowblower-fan club-f16437.html

They are a yamaha snowblower club,lost of good people here!!

Hi Terry, Marty and Bmwe...

As one of you mentioned the Yamaha Snowblower Fan Club on www.nabble.com is a great place to go for questions on these snowblowers.  You can also order parts, manuals and I hear tracks, by sending an email to info@yamahagenuineparts.com.  If you want a price on shipping parts to your door, you should provide an address in your email.  This email belongs to an online business called www.yamahagenuineparts.com.  They sell just yamaha stuff.  Snowblowers are not an active product group on their site since, well, they are discontinued!  However, with the interest and longevity of this product, maybe we will be able to revive the yamaha snowblower.  What do you think, is this possible? 

Let me know what luck you have.

schmidt wrote:

http://www.yamaha-motor.com/