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humm I think I would think about try to get a correct dipstick cause that is what I default to. I know that the engine capacities and the books sometimes do not match , whereas the engine builders SHOULD put in the right stick for that engine their building. But if you have had no trouble running 7 quarts I would use it again ,better than not having enough in there.
is there any other pluses for a high track besides being able to make a shorter dozer which I assume would make it turn quicker?
I know this is apples and oranges but I bought a 2005 in 2007 dong feng- 3 cyl, 20 hp, 4 wheel dr. power steering ,no loader but a 5 ft finish mower with 100 hours for 4500.00 so based on that I hope it helps you not pay to much.
is it 4 wheel or 2 wheel drive does it have a loader or other accessories? what does the rubber look like? and does it have the right tires for your needs? if they give you a day to check it out before the auction look at the fluids. ask some of the sponsors on this site listed they should help you with what to look at too. like how many hours also.
yeah there is a dust cover that goes over the steering arm, unfortunately Chinese rubber products are not that good . see if you can find something that will fit good enough or go back to a factory one every few years.
I think something was going on with the site I was getting page not found error like it did not exist, but it looks ok now.
I think that the Chinese tractors dipsticks are designed to be read with the stick not being screwed in and if it reads on the bottom mark mid axle I would go with that.
if it starts well in cold weather I do not think I would fool with a compression test it has to be good enough or it would not start easy, unless you want it for a future reference , which is not a bad thing to have.
if the tractor starts well in cold weather it is not the rings, I would not think, does the tractor injector pump have its own oil sump or is it lubed with the engine oil ? I assume you smelled the engine oil and it smells like diesel and it is real thin. but there are tractors that have issues with putting hydro oil in the engine.
