Engine Oil Change
Tractor engine oil needs to be changed regularly. The oil should be changed within the first 50 hours of use of a new machine, and then every 200 hours or 6 months thereafter. When changing the oil, drain the old oil and replace it with new oil, and also replace the oil filter.
Coolant Change
Coolant needs to be changed regularly. Coolant is used to lower engine temperature; if it is not changed for a long time, it will affect the tractor's lifespan. The color and level of the coolant should be checked regularly, and it should generally be changed every 6 months or 200 hours, ensuring the cooling system is full.
Tire Inspection
Tires are an important part of the tractor, so their wear should be checked frequently. Excessively worn tires will affect the tractor's stability and lifespan; tires should be replaced periodically.
Brake Inspection
Brakes are one of the keys to safe tractor operation, so their condition needs to be checked frequently. The wear of brake drums, shoes, discs, pads, and other components should be checked regularly, and replaced promptly.
Battery Inspection
The battery is crucial for starting the tractor. Regularly check the battery electrolyte level and keep it sufficient, while also ensuring the cables and terminals are clean. Replace the battery if it is old or unable to hold its charge.
Air Filter Replacement
The air filter is a crucial factor in determining the lifespan of a tractor engine. Regularly changing the air filter protects the engine from damage caused by impurities and dust in the air. Typically, the air filter should be replaced every 6 months or 200 hours.
