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The following article was published in our article directory on February 25, 2013.
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How to Know When to Change The Oil and Oil Filter?

Article Category: Automotive

Author Name: Lois Blue

Vintage tractors are one luxury item that will always be in fashion . For one thing, they are beautiful to look at, are very functional and handy for everyone, and, for men, are very accommodating for the ladies. It is no wonder why most people aspire to own a car or two in their time, if not only for the social status it brings.

One thing that these people fail to realize is that the tractor is a serious piece of machinery that requires serious maintenance and repair. And while doing its routine chores like changing oil and its filter is not that difficult to do, it is still one aspect that seems to require much research and contemplation.

The Use of the Slippery Substance

A tractor is 90-95% metal, inside and out. Only a strong material can withstand constant pressure that a car requires. Though that seems logical, a problem is that metal scraping on metal is not only unpleasant, it is dangerous for the engine itself. Metals were not meant to bump and grind with each other like smoother materials.

This is where oil comes in. The slick substance makes it easy for metal on metal parts to move constantly and quickly, even for long periods of time. A car's oil is especially formulated to coat the insides of a tractor, as well as absorb and dissipate the heat evenly throughout the substance, also preventing the engine from overheating.

This lubricating action protects the metal parts from scraping against each other, which can pose a handful of problems. The first is that scraping against each other bare can result to damaged parts; the second is that bits of scrape-off parts can swim through the engine and lodge into places it should not lodge into; and last is that this kind of bare grinding can cause excessive heat, leading to overheating, and in extreme cases, sparks and flames.

When to Change the Oil?

Most farmers change their tractor's lube once every 2-3 months, but it should depend on how heavy the owner uses his or her vechicle. A person who uses his ride everyday can expect to need more frequent lubricant changes than someone who uses his or her tractor for only once or twice a week.

A good gauge to see if the lube needs changing is through the filter. It is a small, cylindrical-shaped filter situated near the underside, though the place could be different depending on the make and model of the tractor . A tractor 's lube should be clear to golden yellow in color, smooth, and with no residues. If the filter displays globs of dust, pollen, or lumps of black jelly, then it is definitely time to change the car's lubricants.

More than Just Eye Candy

Remember that a vintage tractor is more than just something to brag about to friends. It is a valuable, functional piece of machine that will promise to serve its master for years if maintained properly. And a good way to maintain it is to keep its oil replenished and clean.

Keywords: Tractor parts, engine parts, cab glass, starter motors, exhausts, silencers, fuel filters, air filters, oil,filters

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