12. If a loader or implement is in-
stalled, lower it onto level ground.
13. Apply grease to the exposed cyl-
inder rod.
14. Wash the cooling system and
drain water from it. Also, add
anti-freeze.
15. Replace all the oil and lters.
16. Replace the air cleaner lter.
17. Chock the frame in order to re-
move the weight from the tires.
18. Set all control systems to neutral
position.
19. Plug any open exhaust pipes.
20. Attach a tag onto the tractor to
inform the storage condition of
the tractor.
To avoid injury:
Never clean the tractor body
while the engine is running.
Never run the engine in an en-
closed area without proper venti-
lation system in order to prevent
poisoning by exhaust gas.
When storing the tractor, re-
move the key from the switch
and store it separately in order
to prevent an unauthorized per-
son from operating the tractor
and being injured.
Cover the tractor after the muf-
er and the engine have cooled
down.
If the battery is not to be removed,
disconnect its negative termi-
nal. The wiring can be gnawed
by rodents, leading to a re.
CAUTION
1. Check the tire air pressure and in-
ate the tires if they are low.
2. Install a fully charged battery.
3. Check the fan belt tension.
4. Check all uid levels. (Engine oil,
transmission/hydraulic oil, engine
coolant and any attached imple-
ments)
5. Remove grease from the exposed
cylinder rod.
6. Apply grease to the lubrication
points.
7.Get onto the tractor and start the
engine.
8. Check if the instrument panel and
all parts operate correctly while
running the engine for a few min-
utes.
9. Drive the tractor outside and check
if it is operating properly. Park the
tractor outside and idle engine for at
least 5 minutes. Stop the engine and
visually inspect the tractor. Check if
there is leakage.
USING TRACTOR AFTER
STORAGE
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