Jinma 284 fluid capacities

[farmerselectric]

Hi, this is my first time on the forum. I recently purchased a used Jinma 284, but didn't receive a manual with it. Could someone get me started here, such as a good parts source for this tractor? Also, what are the fluid capacities for the 284....oil, transmission, and hydraulics?
Thanks for any info.

 

[Diamondpilot]

Affordable Tractors and Ranch Hand are the best source for parts and can get you manuals.

Chris

 

[farmerselectric]

Thanks for the info, will contact them.....any ideas on the fluid capacities?

 

[greg_g]

.....any ideas on the fluid capacities?

1. Front diff: 4.5l gear oil (typically 80W90 non-foaming approved for yellow metal)
2. Transmission/rear diff: 14l gear oil
3. Hydraulic reservior: 9l hydraulic fluid (typically AW32 non-foaming)
4. engine: 6l diesel engine oil (typically 15W40)
5. Injection pump: ~0.1 to 0.2l engine oil or compressor oil
6. Fuel tank: 22l #2 diesel fuel

Note: some engine variants only have a 3.5l oil capacity

//greg//

 

[farmerselectric]

Thanks for the info, Greg. My 284 has the Y385 engine, so I'm assuming the 6L oil capacity...any thoughts?
By the way, I noticed you are USN (Ret). I'm also retired, USMC...spent a lot of time with the Navy.

 

[Affordable]

Here's our contact information,we have the factory manuals also


Tommy

Affordable Tractor Sales Co.
"Your Jinma Parts Superstore"
Home of compact Jinma, Foton, and Koyker Tractors and Parts, Wood Chippers, Backhoes - Affordable Tractor Sales Company

 

[greg_g]

Thanks for the info, Greg. My 284 has the Y385 engine, so I'm assuming the 6L oil capacity...any thoughts?
By the way, I noticed you are USN (Ret). I'm also retired, USMC...spent a lot of time with the Navy.

Pleased to make you acquaintance. Good chance you'll take full 6l. But I wanted to let you know of the smaller capacity, in case yours topped up before 6l. Some owners report not being able to put in more than 3.5 liters. I'm not sure anyone has ever pinned down the reason why, but at least it's been identified that there are two different size oil pans involved.

//greg//

 

[farmerselectric]

Thanks for the help, guys.

 

[farmerselectric]

Greg, didn't know how to respond to your private message, but thanks for the heads-up. I'll eventually figure out how to use this computer, it'll just take a while. If you'd like to send another message, do you have any suggestions? Thanks.

 

[greg_g]

That's ok, you can reply here if you prefer. It was just an offer to email you copies of any manual pages you may need - while you're shopping for books of your own.

//greg//

 

[Diamondpilot]

Here are the US equivalent filters I use on my tractor which is a 2003 model. Give them a try. You can cross them over to your favorite brand.

Air= Purulator A42019
Oil= Fram PH3950 Size of filter is different but threads and O-ring are the same. All that matters.
Fuel= Fram P6503

Chris

 

[farmerselectric]

Thanks alot, Chris, I can't believe I've gotten so much help so quickly. I'll give these filters a try.

 

[greg_g]

This is the list I work from for mine. Prices are probably higher now:
Oil Filter - NAPA= 1516 ($6) Purolator= PL20195 ($6)
Fuel Filter - NAPA= 3195 ($11) Purolator= F50284 ($10)
Air Filter - NAPA= 2276 ($24) Purolator= A42019 ($15)

Many of the NAPA filters are made by Wix. I think Purolator make their own.

//greg//