The John Deere 60 tractor has a published engine oil capacity of 8 US quarts (7.57 litres). For tractors in the 5.0–5.9 L engine-size class, that is very low versus a peer average of 13.4 quarts. For a routine oil change, having 2 × 1-gal jugs (about exact) on hand covers the published capacity.
Tractor engine oil specifications
John Deere · 60 · Engine oil capacity guide
Years: 1952 – 1956Capacity: 8 US qt (7.57 L)Engine: 5.3 LFuel: GasolineVariants: 1
8 US qt (7.57 L)Engine oil capacity
5.3 LEngine size
GasolineFuel
1952 – 1956Model years
Capacity overview
Oil capacity summary
The John Deere 60 has one published engine-oil capacity in this dataset. The listed capacity is 8 US qt (7.57 L). Oil capacity can vary by engine, fuel configuration and production revision, so confirm the specification for the exact tractor before servicing.
Tractor-engine benchmark
How this oil capacity compares
Peer values use tractors in the same engine-size class.
Engine oil capacity
Very low
8 qt
Typical low and high use the 10th and 90th percentile of this engine-size group, which avoids one unusual tractor distorting the scale.
At a glance
Tractor profile
Oil capacity8 US qt (7.57 L)
Engine manufacturerJohn Deere
Fuel typeGasoline
Cylinders2
Displacement5.3 L
Tractor typeRow-Crop Tractor
Overview
Model information
| Manufacturer | John Deere |
|---|---|
| Model | 60 |
| Category | Farm tractor |
| Model years | 1952 – 1956 |
| Tractor type | Row-Crop Tractor |
| Engine / capacity variants | 1 |
Full specifications
Technical details
Engine details
Engine manufacturerJohn Deere
Fuel typeGasoline
Cylinders2
Displacement5.3 L
Oil service data
Published capacity8 US qt (7.57 L)
US gallon equivalent2 gal
Oil to have on hand2 × 1-gal jugs (about exact)
Peer positionVery low




