Ropa Tiger/euro-Tiger
AdBlue (DEF) capacity & service interval
Ropa Tiger/euro-Tiger requires AdBlue (DEF) with a capacity range of 130 to 145 liters. The data covers 5 configurations.
The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.
| Type | Specifications |
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| Tiger 6Sa, Volvo TAD1643VE-B (2021- ) |
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| Tiger 6Sd, Volvo TWD1683VE (2021- ) |
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| Tiger 6 (RT6c) RR Tier 4f (2017- ) |
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| Tiger 5 (2015- ) |
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| euro-Tiger e-T V8-4b (2013- ) |
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Additional Notes
- All five configurations listed carry AdBlue tanks sized for the selective catalytic reduction (SCR) system, which injects a urea-water solution into the exhaust stream to reduce nitrogen oxide emissions to meet emissions regulations.
- The Ropa Tiger/euro-Tiger AdBlue tank capacity falls into one of two values across the listed configurations: 130 liters or 145 liters, depending on the specific variant.
- The Tiger 5 (2015- ) and euro-Tiger e-T V8-4b (2013- ) both carry a 130-liter AdBlue tank capacity under normal use conditions.
- The Tiger 6 (RT6c) RR Tier 4f (2017- ) shares the 130-liter AdBlue capacity found in the Tiger 5 and euro-Tiger e-T V8-4b, despite being a distinct powertrain configuration meeting Tier 4 Final emissions standards.
- The Tiger 6Sa with Volvo TAD1643VE-B engine and the Tiger 6Sd with Volvo TWD1683VE engine, both introduced from 2021, carry a 145-liter AdBlue tank, which is 15 liters larger than the 130-liter capacity found in the earlier configurations.
- The 145-liter AdBlue capacity on the 2021 Volvo-engined variants represents a roughly 11.5 percent increase over the 130-liter figure, a difference that in practical terms translates to a meaningfully extended operating range between AdBlue refills on large-scale harvesting equipment of this type.
- All capacity figures listed apply under normal use conditions, meaning the 130-liter and 145-liter values reflect standard operational fill levels rather than overhaul or dry-fill quantities.