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At a glance
Specifications & identification
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Yanmar 402J-05 IG84555R, two-cylinder diesel.
operating weight kg
980
engine power kW
7.5 kW at 2,400 rpm
bucket capacity m3
0.022
max digging depth mm
1620
track gauge mm
680–840 mm adjustable
track shoe width mm
180
Unverified details (1)
Do not alias J09-D to J09-C without edition confirmation. Factory notes the D revision changes an eco-control feature; use its own manual and serial-specific parts data.
Confirm the machine plate, market, build year and fitted engine before using a parts or service reference.
Identity & equivalents
Models to compare
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Relationship labels keep confirmed rebadges separate from shared components and lookalike search leads. Verify the model plate, market and serial before ordering parts.
No source-backed direct model relationship is recorded yet.
Yanmar J09-D has its own searchable manufacturer record. No evidence establishes a UME10T rebadge, shared OEM platform or whole-machine/parts interchange.
Evidence scope: Compact-excavator discovery lead only; check model, market, serial, engine, track gauge, undercarriage and attachment dimensions.
Whole-machine interchangeability is not established.
Source notes:UHI UME10T product and specifications UHI Machinery AU · checked 2026-10-10Yanmar J09-D product specifications Yanmar · checked 2026-10-11
Research collections (1)
UME10T and the starting reference’s model leads
A research collection, not a declaration that all models are identical.
Documents
Manuals & service references
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Manual coverage, edition and scope are catalogued here. This wiki does not send you away to open third-party product manuals; original files are not hosted unless a local copy is explicitly identified.
Yanmar J09-D product specifications
manufacturer product page
Source record; no external document link
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Factory or current authorized product page; market, edition and installed-machine labels control application.
Yanmar J09-D maintenance intervals and genuine elements
maintenance schedule and genuine elements
Source record; no external document link
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Use model and serial number for exact parts/manual fitment.
Source notes:Yanmar J09-D maintenance intervals and genuine elements Yanmar · checked 2026-10-11
Yanmar model-specific mini excavator oil and element replacement schedule
maintenance schedule and genuine elements
Source record; no external document link
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Japanese Yanmar table lists SV08-1E, J09-D and ViO12-2A maintenance entries. It directs owners to the operator manual for actual procedures; values must not be transferred to ViO10-2D or other suffixes.
Source notes:Yanmar SV08-1E/J09-D maintenance intervals and genuine elements Yanmar · checked 2026-10-11
Parts lookup
Parts & component leads
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Part codes below retain the source scope. A component family or seller label is a search lead, not a fitment guarantee.
No scoped parts leads are recorded yet.
Workshop help
Maintenance & repair topics
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These are source-indexed topics and locators, not a complete workshop procedure. Confirm the manual edition and configuration before service.
Model-specific engine, hydraulic and travel-reduction oil changes
maintenance interval
Mini excavator oil/element replacement schedule
Yanmar Japan schedule, yanmar-j09-d only; confirm the operator manual, region and installed machine serial before service.
Schedule lists SAE 10W-30 engine oil 1.7 L first change at 50 h then every 250 h; hydraulic oil NZ46 tank exchange at 1,000 h (5.7 L tank quantity, with 5.0 L additional system quantity shown); each travel reduction gear SAE 30 0.33 L first at 100 h then every 1,000 h. Follow the model manual for procedure and fluid standard.
Source notes:Yanmar J09-D maintenance intervals and genuine elements Yanmar · checked 2026-10-11
How to use this model file
Source names, publishers, editions and check dates stay on the page so you can judge the evidence without jumping between product sites. A relationship is only treated as a rebadge when the underlying sources explicitly support that scope.
