Al-jon Landfill compactors
Coolant capacity & service interval
Al-jon Landfill compactors utilize coolant with a capacity range of 71 to 81 liters. Service intervals require a check every 12 months. The data covers 6 configurations.
The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.
| Type | Specifications |
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| ADV500, Caterpillar C15 |
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| ADV500, John Deere 6135H |
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| ADV525, Caterpillar C15 |
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| ADV525, John Deere 6135H |
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| ADV600, Caterpillar C18 |
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| ADV600, John Deere 6135H |
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Additional Notes
- The Al-jon ADV500 and ADV525 models share an identical cooling system capacity of 71 liters regardless of whether the engine fitted is the Caterpillar C15 or the John Deere 6135H. A 71-liter figure is consistent with heavy-duty industrial equipment where large coolant volumes are needed to manage sustained thermal loads in landfill compaction work.
- The ADV600 carries a larger cooling system capacity of 81 liters, reflecting the greater displacement and heat output of the engines paired with that model. The 10-liter increase over the ADV500 and ADV525 figures represents a meaningful step up in thermal management capacity.
- The ADV600 is available with either the Caterpillar C18 or the John Deere 6135H engine. The C18 is a larger displacement engine than the C15 used in the ADV500 and ADV525, which aligns with the higher coolant capacity specified for the ADV600 cooling system.
- John Deere 6135H-equipped variants across all three models carry a 12-month coolant check interval under normal use conditions. No equivalent check interval is listed for the Caterpillar-engined variants of the same models.
- The 12-month check interval on John Deere 6135H configurations applies to all three model lines, ADV500, ADV525, and ADV600, at their respective capacities of 71, 71, and 81 liters.