Track Marshall All models
Manual transmission fluid capacity & service interval
Track Marshall All models use manual transmission fluid with a capacity range of 14,2 to 113,5 liters. Service intervals include 250 hours for checks and 2000 hours for changes. The data covers 8 configurations.
The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.
| Type | Specifications |
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| TM 110 (1986- ) |
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| TM 120 (1986- ) |
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| TM 135 (1986- ) |
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| TM 155 (1986- ) |
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| Britannia (1984-1991) |
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| TM 110 (1984-1986) |
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| TM 120 (1984-1986) |
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| TM 135 (1984-1986) |
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Additional Notes
- All service intervals across the Track Marshall range are expressed in engine hours rather than calendar time or distance, which is standard practice for agricultural and construction crawlers where annual mileage is not a meaningful measure of wear.
- The Track Marshall Britannia carries a transaxle fluid capacity of 14.2 liters, which is substantially lower than every other model in the range and points to a fundamentally different transaxle design or size class.
- The TM 110, in both its 1984-1986 and 1986 onward configurations, holds a transaxle capacity of 113.5 liters. A volume of that magnitude is characteristic of a combined transmission and final drive housing where a single shared sump serves multiple drivetrain functions simultaneously.
- The TM 120 saw a capacity increase from 54.5 liters in its 1984-1986 specification to 113.5 liters from 1986 onward, indicating a significant revision to the transaxle assembly between those two production periods.
- The TM 135 follows the same pattern as the TM 120, with a 54.5-liter capacity for 1984-1986 units rising to 113.5 liters from 1986 onward, suggesting a shared drivetrain update was applied across multiple models at the same point in production.
- The TM 155, specified from 1986 onward, carries the 113.5-liter transaxle capacity without a prior lower-capacity variant on record, aligning with the revised specification already adopted by the TM 120 and TM 135 at that same production boundary.
- A fluid level check interval of 250 hours applies to all TM-series models, while the full drain and refill is scheduled at 2000 hours. The gap between those two intervals means fluid condition and level are monitored eight times before a complete change is due.
- The Britannia lists only a change interval of 2000 hours with no separate check interval in the specifications, distinguishing its service schedule from the TM-series entries where both a check and a change interval are defined.
- All specifications across the range are listed under normal use conditions, meaning the stated capacities and intervals apply to standard operating environments without adjustment for severe-duty factors such as extreme temperatures or unusually heavy loads.