Changing the Engine Oil Of John Deere/ New Holland/ Massey Ferguson Tractors

The most important task in maintenance of the tractor is changing the engine oil on time. Change the oil according to the prescribed schedule in the maintenance booklet. Check the engine oil level daily before starting work.  There are two marks on the dipstick; MIN is written on one and MAX at the other. The engine oil level should never be less than MIN or higher than MAX. The tractor must be parked on a level plane when checking the oil level.  When changing the oil follow the instructions given in the booklet for changing the oil; change the oil filter as well.

Location of checking the engine oil M-F240/350 MF-240/350/260 (MIN, MAX) MF-375/385 (MIN, MAX)
Location of checking the engine oil MF-260
Location of checking the engine oil MF-385/385

Important instruction about the (John Deere/ New Holland/ Massey Ferguson) tractor engine

Optimum performance of the engine depends on its proper use and good maintenance. Proper selection of engine speed and gears is essential for proper use.
 
Proper selection of engine speed and gear can reduce the diesel expense up to 15%. Since the engine continues to consume diesel when running without being used, do not keep the engine running idly for longer periods of time. It is better to shut off the engine and restart when needed again.
 
It has been commonly observed that 75% of the tractors malfunction or breakdown prematurely due to carelessness in maintenance.
Massey Ferguson tractor engine