When You Need to Change Your Tractor Oil

To maintain your tractor effectively, it's essential to follow a regular oil change schedule based on hours of operation rather than time.

Let's discuss the general guidelines for changing your tractor's engine oil.

Oil Change Schedule

First Change:  After 50 hours of operation.

Second Change:  At 200 hours.

Subsequent Changes:  Every 200 hours thereafter.

Additional Maintenance Recommendations

Transmission Fluid:  Change at 50 hours, then at 300 hours, and every 300 hours after that.

Hydraulic Fluid:  Similar to transmission fluid, follow the same schedule for changes.

Front Differential/Wheel Case Oil:  Change every 300 hours.

General Maintenance Tips

Check the engine oil and transmission oil levels daily or every 10 hours of use, topping up as necessary.

For tractors that are not used frequently, consider changing the oil at least once a year to prevent moisture and contaminants from accumulating in the engine.

Manufacturer-Specific Guidelines

Different manufacturers may have specific recommendations. 

For example --- John Deere and Kubota suggest similar intervals for oil changes, while New Holland may have different schedules depending on the model.

Always consult your tractor's owner's manual for the most accurate maintenance schedule tailored to your specific model.  Regular oil changes are crucial for prolonging the life of your tractor and ensuring optimal performance.

If you need any further help or have any questions about service, tractors, implements, or anything else equipment-related, please contact your dealer, local mechanic, or call us at 602-734-9944.  Please ask about our current new and used tractor supply.

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