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Radiator Cap for Yanmar Compact Tractors YM Series and Utility Models

Original price was: $9.97.Current price is: $7.71.

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When your Yanmar starts running hot or you notice coolant stains around the radiator, there’s a good chance your radiator cap isn’t doing its job. A worn or faulty cap can’t maintain proper pressure, which means your coolant boils at lower temperatures and your engine overheats. This replacement cap restores the pressure control your cooling system needs to handle those hot days when you’re working your compact tractor hard.

What You’re Getting

  • Proper pressure control that raises coolant boiling point for better heat management
  • Secure seal that prevents coolant loss and keeps contaminants out of your system
  • Spring-loaded pressure relief protects against dangerous over-pressurization
  • Direct replacement design that fits exactly like the original

Built for Real Farm Work

This cap fits a wide range of Yanmar compact and utility tractors from the YM series workhorses to the numbered utility models. Whether you’re running a loader, finishing a pasture, or handling general farm chores, these reliable Yanmars earn their keep with steady performance. The cooling system pressure control this cap provides is especially important on these smaller engines that work harder per cubic inch than their bigger cousins.

Made to Last

Farm equipment caps take a beating from temperature swings, vibration, and the occasional bump from a loader or branch. This replacement is built to handle the conditions your Yanmar faces, with materials that won’t deteriorate from coolant exposure or lose their sealing ability over time.

Good to Know

Always let your engine cool completely before removing any radiator cap—even on compact tractors, hot coolant under pressure can cause serious burns. Clean the radiator neck threads and check for any cracks or damage while you’ve got the old cap off. The new cap should thread on smoothly and seat properly for a tight seal.