The Lubricating System Part III

By Staff
Published on May 1, 1970
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Illust. 38. Diagram, showing where to oil the Mogul 10-20 hp. tractor.

Box 63 College Springs, Iowa 51637

Through the courtesy of Lewis H. Cline, 603 Fremont St.,
Middleville, Michigan 49333 and with the kind permission of
International Harvester Company, 401 North Michigan Ave., Chicago,
Illinois 60611, we will be printing a series of interesting
information from the book ‘Internal Combustion Engines and
Tractors’.

Anyone having tractors will find them very valuable and those
who do have tractors, will find the data interesting. This is the
third contribution, which consists of an illustration and some
tables on oiling the Mogul 10-20.

Mogul 10-20 A 3-Plow Kerosene Burning Tractor

Motor–Simple, low-speed, long-lived and
efficient motor, made in the Mogul factory.

Enclosed Crank Case–Keeps dust, dirt and grit
out of working parts.

Hopper Cooling System-No pump; no radiator
troubles; no small passages to become clogged with sediment or
lime, or to freeze.

High Tension Magneto–Motor starts and runs on
the magneto. No batteries are needed.

Fuel Saving Governor–Regulates the volume of
fuel to the load and also keeps the speed of the motor uniform.

The Oiler That Never Forgets–The force feed
oiler on the Mogul gives the main bearings and working parts the
proper amount of oil. It is always on the job.

Serviceable Transmission–Is enclosed in a
dust-proof case and runs in oil. It is of the selective type with
large, accurately cut gears of hardened steel, fitted with high
grade roller bearings. Two speeds forward and one reverse.

Flexible Drive Chain–Power is transmitted to
the two drive wheels by a strong, flexible, high grade roller
chain-the best known way to transmit power on a tractor. There is
no binding, no getting out of alignment.

Two-Wheel Drive–Both rear wheels are drive
wheels. The pull is straight ahead.

SPECIFICATIONS MOGUL 10-20

Rated H.P. Belt ………… 20

Rated H.P. Drawbar …….. 10

Bore……………….. 8?

Stroke………………. 12

R.P.M………………..400

Hopper Capacity…….. 35 gallon

Fuel Tank Capacity……. 13 gallon

Width…………… 56 inches

Length……………135 inches

Height…………… 70 inches

Diameter, Rear Wheels …. 54 inches Diameter, Front Wheels …
36 inches

Face, Rear Wheels……. 10 inches

Face, Front Wheels……. 6 inches

Forward Speeds 1.8 and 2.5 miles per. hr. Friction Clutch
Pulley, Diam. 20 inches Friction Clutch Pulley, Face. 10? inches
Weight (Approx.)…….. 5500 lbs.

How and When to Oil Mogul 10-20

KEY

DESCRIPTION

QUANTITY

LUBRICATION

ONCE EVERY HOUR

U

Rear axle bearing

Two complete turns

Cup Grease

ONCE EVERY TWO HOURS

A

Differential hub

One complete turn

Cup Grease

B

Differential pinion

One complete turn

Cup Grease

C

Rear wheel hub

One complete turn

Cup Grease

G

Clutch Spider

Two complete turns

Cup Grease

G

Clutch shifter ring

Two complete turns

Cup Grease

K

Front wheel hub

Two complete turns

Cup Grease

P

Governor and cam shaft

bearing

Two complete turns

Cup Grease

TWICE EVERY DAY

E

Governor

Oil

F

Clutch spider grease cups

Two complete turns when

plowing

Cup Grease

L

Steering worm

Oil

M

Steering hub grease cups

One complete turn

Cup Grease

N

Steering worm shaft

Oil

S

Lubricator eccentric

Oil every 5 hours (keep

wool in pocket)

T

Cam roller slide

Oil every 5 hours

W

Valve levers

Fill with oil every 5 hours

(keep wool in pockets)

ONCE EVERY DAY TRACTOR IS IN USE

J

Steering sector shaft

One complete turn

Cup Grease

MECHANICAL LUBRICATOR

D

Fill with a good grade of heavy gas engine cylinder oil. Turn
the crank on the mechanical oiler 40 to 50 times when starting the
engine. This oiler is set to feed the requisite amount of oil and
should require no further adjustment.

H

11/2′ to 2′ of oil should be kept in transmission. In
warm weather use heavy transmission oil or Polarine transmission
oil and in cold weather use a good light oil-

N

Cylinder oil in governor should cover shoe.

IMPORTANT-

In cool or cold weather the oil in lubricator tank must be
warmed, as it will not flow readily unless of the right
temperature.

TABLE II

Tube No. From Hand Crank End

Parts Oiled

Proportion of Total Oil

Delivered by 200 Turns of Crank

No. of Drops per Revolution

1

Cylinder

About 1/2 of total amount

About 3.3 to 4.4 teaspoonfuls

3 to 4 drops

2

Main bearing on transmission side

About 1/6 of total amount

About 1.1 to 2.2 teaspoonfuls

1 to 2 drops

3

Main bearing on flywheel side

About 1/6 of amount

About 1.1 to 2.2 teaspoonfuls

1 to 2 drops

4

Crank shaft connecting rod bearing

About 1/6 of total amount

About 1.1 to 2.2 teaspoonfuls

1 to 2 drops

TOTAL

6.6 to 11.1 teaspoonfuls

6 to 10 drops

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