1.Make sure your tractor is regularly serviced. Regular service check-ups can help to identify possible issues before they become a major problem. This can save you time and money in the long run.
2.Check the tire pressure. Making sure your tires are properly inflated is an important part of tractor maintenance. Having properly inflated tires can help to extend their life and improve the performance of your tractor.
3.Change the oil according to the manufacturers instructions. Changing the oil in your tractor every 3 to 5 hours of operation will help to keep it running smoothly and reduce the likelihood of breakdowns.
4.Clean the air filter. With a dirty air filter, your tractor will not be able to efficiently remove dust and debris from the engine. This can lead to clogging, which can reduce the performance of your tractor.
5.Ensure all hoses and belts are in good condition. Over time, hoses and belts can become worn and need to be replaced. Not doing this can lead to breaks and failures in the components of your tractor.
6.Adjust the steering and check the steering linkage. Make sure the steering is adjusted correctly and that the steering linkage is in good condition. If these components are not properly adjusted or in good condition, your tractor wont be able to handle as well as it should.
7.Lubricate moving parts. Using the correct lubricant for your tractors engine and moving parts can help to reduce friction, improving the performance and durability of your tractor.
8.Check the battery. Tractors that are used regularly will drain their battery faster. Make sure to keep the battery topped up with coolant and check the voltage levels regularly. Doing this will help to extend the life of your battery.
