This range is diesel, not a suitcase inverter. Yanmar engines are built to hold a steady load and sip fuel while they do it. Compact framed units cover tools and a light backup circuit. Larger ones take pumps, lighting, and a heavier site day. Single phase covers the usual outlets. Three phase covers workshop and pump gear. Mine-spec versions add the protection a mine site asks for. Heavy-duty frames are there when the machine lives in the weather and on the move.
If diesel is the whole brief, the wider category is diesel generators. For site work that has to meet a mine spec, see generators for mining. If the house is the job, read our guide to diesel generators for home backup.
What Sets Yanmar Generators Apart
- A diesel engine that earns its keep: Yanmar diesel generators are the pick when the load stays on and you do not want to keep filling a petrol tank.
- Framed for the job: roll-cage machines you can lift into the ute or set down beside the shed, not a plastic case for the caravan park.
- Electric start on the working units: a key start takes the fight out of a cold morning. Keep the battery charged or you are back to a cord.
- Single phase and three phase: household and tool outlets on one set, workshop and pump gear on three phase, still on a Yanmar engine.
- Built for harder sites: heavy-duty frames for rough use, and mine-spec versions when the site rules ask for more than a standard cage.
What's in the Yanmar Generator Range
Yanmar Diesel Generators for Tools and the Ute
The compact end of diesel generators from Yanmar. Enough for grinders, lights, a small pump, and a few power points. Easy to move, diesel economy when the day runs long, and electric start so you are not standing over a cold engine.
Larger Yanmar Generators, Three Phase, and Mine Spec
The heavy end of Yanmar generators. More outlets, more starting capacity, and three phase where the workshop or the pump needs it. Heavy-duty units are the ones you leave on the job. Mine-spec versions are for sites that ask more of the frame, the controls, and the way the machine is protected. If the brief is keeping the house alive rather than running the site, start with generators for home backup and size from the circuits you will actually run. A transfer switch or inlet, fitted by a licensed electrician, is the safe way to feed the board. Never backfeed a socket.
Why Buy Yanmar Generators from Outback SafeTrack
- Free shipping: orders over $299* ship free across Australia.
- Price match: found the same Yanmar generator cheaper elsewhere? We will match it so you can buy the rest of the kit here.
- Delivery you can plan around: your generator arrives in 2-10 business days, or we add a $100 gift voucher.
- Returns without the restocking fee: 30 days, no restocking charge if it is not the right machine.
- A real person on the phone: call 1300 902 361 and we will help you match a Yanmar diesel generator to the tools, the pump, or the backup circuits.
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