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The operators manual of your tractor has a detailed section outlining the service intervals when your machine should be serviced. The schedule also lists the items that need particular attention at each of those intervals including filters and lubricants.

Most modern tractors have a service reminder light that illuminates on the dashboard when your service is due. At agritrac we fit a service sticker on your window for your convenience.

If you don’t have the operators manual then the general rule of thumb for oil and filter change is every 600 hours (750 for some new models) or 12 months, whichever comes first.

Yes. A critical aspect of any service is to check your tractor over thoroughly for items that are wearing prematurely, require urgent attention or will need repair or replacement in the foreseeable future. Some common examples include handbrake and service brake operation, condition of your cab and axle suspension, steering linkage and items that affect the safe driving of your tractor. We will provide you with advice, show you what we have found and provide you with a timeline and estimate of costs for repairs.

Yes! Buyers looking for used tractors want to know that your tractor has been properly maintained and serviced. A complete service history provides an added degree of buyer confidence.

A purchaser could reasonably expect that a thoroughly serviced machine is going to be reliable and less likely to require unexpected cost and inconvenience of repairs outside of appropriate wear and tear for the age and hours of the tractor.

The time taken to service your tractor varies depending on the service interval, model, and spec. An average time for a standard servce is 2-3 hours (not including travel time) for basic oil and filter change, including a vehicle health check.

You will need to allow more time for an interim or major service which can include axle oil change, transmission oil change and breather filters.

Regular tractor servicing is the single most important part of machinery maintenance. Your engine requires lubrication to operate efficiently and to prevent damage to its components. Oil deteriorates with use and time.  Failure to service your tractor regularly will cause premature wear and tear resulting in poor reliability, costly repairs and engine failure.

Even if your tractor is sitting idle for long periods, it is essential to complete regular servicing as many of the fluids and lubricants in your tractor absorb moisture and their protective qualities diminish over time, resulting in compromised performance and corrosive damage.

Transmission oil and filters should be changed inline with hours recommended in your operators manual, Failure to properly maintain your transmmission and hydraulic oil can cause premature brake wear, transmission failure and hydraulic issues.

Call Us to discuss your tractors history and any concerns you may have. We can book your tractor in for a full vehicle health check, We will carry out a detailed inspection of your machine and check all major components and safety features.

We will provide you with a detailed report on the health and over all condition of your tractor, Bringing to your attention any major defects and any issues that may be costly if not repaired efficiently

We’ll be able to provide an estimate for any service, maintenance or repair your tractor needs so you can plan accordingly.