Why Regular Diesel Servicing Matters

Skipping a service might feel like saving time until your tractor’s stuck in a paddock mid-job.

Diesel gear is tough, but it still needs looking after. Filters clog, belts crack, and seals wear down. And if you leave it too long, a $40 part can turn into a full rebuild.

At Tracmac, we’ve seen it all: diesel utes seizing up, tractors dropping power under load, and pumps failing mid-irrigation. In nearly every case, the issue could’ve been caught with a proper service.

We recommend servicing gear before each major season, or every 250–400 hours, whichever comes first. That way, you’re not rushing around during harvest or stuck waiting on parts.

Need a hand figuring out if your gear’s due? Give us a ring, we’ll take a look and let you know what’s worth doing.

Regular diesel servicing = less downtime, more uptime, and peace of mind when it matters most.