Oil & Fuel Oil Capacity for B6000E

[Calbear55]

My Church was donated a B6000E, But we had to get it running!Tractor had been sitting in a shed for over six years. So I took on the task. Took me a couple of days. Flushed out fuel system, cleaned air filter housing, Replaced battery with a rebuilt ($25.00) Just didn't have an extra $100.00 for a new one. The old girl fired up with a roar, she was alive again. There was no black smoke Just a nice clean exhaust. Tires were close to flat, so I filled them up to rated pressure
I would like to change all fluids. I was trying to fine out the capacity for crank case oil, But no luck. I did find the Capacity for Hydraulic system, but that was all.
Hope someone here can help me!

P.S. The tractor came with a tiller and loader. What a Gift.
Anyone have an extra Owner's Manual?

 

[BotaBigot]

Congratulations, great little workhorse...especially with a loader. I suggest adjusting the rear wheels to their widest treadwidth (if not already)...because when using the loader, 6000s can be "tippy"...ask me how I know... The only negative is the "wrong-way" PTO drive, which prevents you from using readily-available powered rear attachments without a scarce/expensive PTO-reverser...

Engine oil - 2 liters (.53 gallons). I've seen various B6000/6000E manuals on eBay. Next time you need a battery, just use an inexpensive car battery that fits the tray and has the correct terminal orientation.

 

[Calbear55]

Thanks for your reply. Helps me out a lot. Last thing I want to do is tip this tractor over The previous owner only used this tractor to till up his garden every spring. 20'X40' area took all of 30 minutes. Doubt he ever used the loader much.

Thanks again