Fuel Consumption Of Various Parts Of A 50HP Tractor

The oil and solution table for tractors covers various types of lubricants and fuels, including steering hydraulic oil, diesel, lift hydraulic oil, gear oil, diesel engine oil, etc. These oils play a crucial role in different components of tractors, such as diesel engine oil used for engine lubrication, cooling, cleaning, and sealing to reduce friction and wear.

International Standard

Fuel tank：The American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) fuel oil D-975 is classified as Grade 2=D for general temperature conditions and Grade 1-D for ambient temperatures below 5 ℃ (Celsius).

Engine oil pan：

The American Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) viscosity classification,
-Use SAE1OW-40 below 5 ℃ (Celsius),
-SAE15W-40 multi-stage oil suitable for all seasons above 5 ℃ (Celsius).
The quality level meets the American Petroleum Institute's APICD standard.

Transmission - rear axle, hydraulic lift, front drive axle：

Massey Ferguson's MF1135
Or Ford's M2C 86A
Or HY-GARD from John Deer or J20A, J20B, J20C

Steering fuel tank：

QUATROL oil or other oils can be used, which should comply with Deere JMDJ20A or JDMJ20A standards, with a temperature below -40 ℃, using polar oil APICC/SC, MIL-L-46/67.
 

Steering hydraulic oil: add about 1.5L
Diesel fuel: add about 60L
Boosting hydraulic oil: add about 15L
Gear oil: add about 20L
Diesel engine oil: add about 6.5L

Lift hydraulic oil filling port

Transmission gear oil filling port

Engine diesel oil filling port

Fuel filling port

Engine coolant filling port