Security & Theft MANUAL NEEDED '95 TITAN 50 (Jiangsu)

[pterzull]

I'm new to modern tractors. Picked up a 4 cyl diesel tractor (4x4) at auction. Hi-Lo stuck. Before I take lever cover off, want to get an idea what I'll be facing.
Also, though tractor starts and runs well- seems to run rich. Would like to tinker with timing. Also, any idea what attachments (like trenching bucket,brush hog,etc.) are available?

[RoyJackson]

Welcome to TBN!!!

There is a forum dedicated to chinese tractors...those folks might be able to help you.
I've never heard of Titan tractors...but there have been a lot of imports that have come and gone.
Good luck with the manual and parts...

[pterzull]

Thanks fot the encouragement, Roy.
I suspect that my tractor is a re-badging of another Chicom tractor (Nortrac? Farmpro,etc?). On the engine I see the name "JIANGSU". I'm going to try to check out some tractor shows to see if this name shows up on any tractors.

[TTTTTT]

Try this link to tytan's website. May have contact info as well

50 hp 4WD Diesel Tractor

enjoy Dave

[pterzull]

Thanks for the tip,Dave.

[Diamondpilot]

Many times on tractors if a lever is stuck its rust from sitting. Try soaking it with PB Blaster or similar and give it a few taps with a ball peen hammer and it may brake lose.

Chris

[pterzull]

Thanks, Chris
Will try it.

[greg_g]

Picked up a 4 cyl diesel tractor (4x4) at auction.

To my knowledge, there's no relationship between your Titan and Tytan Tractors out in WA state. Whereas Tytan International has been around some 25 years, Tytan Tractors didn't exist until last year. I think their stuff might have been branded "TractorBoss" before that. Not that Tytan isn't a good outfit, but I just don't think they have any relationship with this particular tractor

I suspect the Titan logo is what the importer specified back then. Obviously appearance and specs are bound to have changed in 17 years, but this site might help. If you could post what English you can read from the manufacturers' label, that might help pin it down more. Because in many cases, the chassis and engine are made by different companies. The chassis label is typically inside one of the rear fenders, the engine label is typically on the valve cover or on one side of the block.

From there we might be able to get more accurate answers to your other questions.

//greg//

[pterzull]

Thanks,Greg.
CXhecked out the site. I think this the company that put out my tractor.
The current model (JS-504P) is a little slicker looking, but conveys to me some of the characteristics of my tractor. I'll have to follow up with that company. It's probably doubtful that they have anything written in English.