19.02.2024
The types of float gauges used in tractors are generally used to measure fuel levels and can come in different shapes, sizes, and features. Here are some common types of float gauges used in tractors:
1. Liquid Level Float Gauges: These types of gauges are typically used in fuel tanks and use a float to measure the fuel level. As the fuel level changes, the float moves accordingly and indicates the fuel level through a gauge.
2. Electronic Float Gauges: Some modern tractors use electronic float gauges. These gauges usually detect the fuel level through sensors and display it on a gauge panel or the tractor's information screen.
3. Pressurized Float Gauges: These types of gauges are used to measure whether the fuel is under pressure during tank filling. Pressurized float gauges are useful for controlling fuel replenishment and preventing overfilling.
4. Liquid Level Sensors: Some modern tractors use liquid-level sensors instead of traditional float gauges. These sensors electronically measure the fuel level and display it on the information panel or the tractor's control screen.
5. Open and Closed Type Float Gauges: Some types of float gauges are enclosed within a closed cabin to measure liquid levels, while others float freely within an open tank.
These are just a few of the commonly used types of float gauges in tractors. Each tractor brand and model may use different types of float gauges, and some may be designed for specific applications. Therefore, checking your tractor's user manual or consulting a tractor expert may be helpful.
