There should be many friends who own both cars and tractors. Have you ever wondered why cars do not need to be filled with water but tractors do?
The main function of adding water to the tractor is to cool the engine, cylinder and other components, because during the operation of the tractor, the engine will continue to generate heat. If water is not added for a long time, the engine will overheat, affecting the normal operation and life of the tractor. In addition to cooling the engine, adding water to the tractor also protects the tractor's hydraulic system. Adding water can lower the temperature of the hydraulic oil, reduce the burden on the hydraulic system, and protect the tractor's hydraulic system.
Tractor design pursues durability and low cost. If you want to make a tractor that does not require adding water, you will need to add a large number of cooling ducts, heat sinks, cooling fans, water temperature monitoring and other components. As a result, the volume, weight, and cost are significantly increased. In order to simplify the structure and reduce costs, the machine generally directly uses water as the cooling circulation medium.
And unlike cars, tractors travel at relatively low speeds and cannot dissipate heat through the driving wind like cars, so additional cooling is necessary.
It can be seen that adding water to the tractor is very important, so it needs to be taken seriously:
1. For many types of tractors, the power to the engine or hydraulic system must be cut off when adding water to avoid short circuit or electrical failure of the machine.
2. When adding water, pay attention to the quality and choose clean water or special engine coolant and hydraulic oil. Do not add water containing odor, impurities, or high salt content to avoid damaging the machine.
3. When adding water, it is best to wait for a period of time after the machine is stopped. Do not add water when the machine is at high temperature to avoid burns or damage to the machine.
That's all about why tractors need to add water! If you have anything else you want to know, you are welcome to leave a message on the website!
(Everyone's equipment will be different, and all operations must first follow the factory manual or operating instructions.)
