Posted by workshopman on May 20, 2022 at 03:06:23 from (169.255.216.134):
I'm new here and I'm not sure if this is the correct board to post this on. We suspect diesel theft and need to know what the average diesel usage should be for the tractors in question. What we would like to know is there a simple formula for working out just how much diesel any tractor should be using depending on the work load?
Right now we are harvesting citrus, and each tractor is towing around 4.7tons of citrus. What would the formula be for finding out the average diesel usage for any type of work load on a full tank or even half tank of diesel, for any type of tractor?
We want to maximize the work time and confirm of dismiss any kind of diesel theft.
These are some of the tractors towing citrus, Ford 5600, JD2651 & a JD5725.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, as neither me or any one else on the farm knows how to do this, and I'm sure there's an expert on the forum that can help.
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