1. Check the bolts and nuts for loose-
ness, and tighten if necessary.
2. Apply grease to tractor areas
where bare metal will rust also to
pivot areas.
3. Detach the weights from the trac-
tor body.
TRACTOR STORAGE
DAILY STORAGE
1. Keep the tractor clean when it is
stored. Make sure to wash it after
work.
2. Store it indoors if possible. If it
should be kept outside, cover it.
LONG-TERM STORAGE
3. Remove the battery from the trac-
tor in winter and store it indoors.
4. Add anti-freeze to the tractor in
winter season in order to prevent
the radiator from freezing.
5. Remove the ignition key and store
it separately.
Follow the instructions below if the
tractor is not to be used for a long
period of time (max. 1 year). This
is to operate the tractor again with
minimum preparation after long-term
storage. Repeat this procedure if
the tractor hasn’t been used for one
year.
4. Inflate the tires to a pressure a
little higher than usual.
5. Change the engine oil and run the
engine to circulate oil throughout
the engine parts for about 5 min-
utes.
6. With all implements lowered to
the ground, coat any exposed
hydraulic cylinder piston rods
with grease.
7. Remove the battery from the trac-
tor. Store the battery following the
battery storage procedures. (See
section "Battery" in the chapter 7
"maintenance")
8. Keep the tractor in a dry place
where the tractor is sheltered
from rain. Cover the tractor.
9. Clean the engine components as
well as the tractor.
10. Add grease to all the lubrication
ller ports of the tractor.
11. Replace any worn or damaged
component.
When operating the tractor in
an enclosed area, ventilate the
area to release exhaust gas to
the outside. The exhaust gas
is colorless and not visible,
but is harmful.
WARNING
If the tractor is not used for
an extended period of time,
follow the instructions below
to prevent corrosion and per-
formance deterioration of the
tractor while it is stored.
IMPORTANT
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