What is the daily maintenance of a tractor?

1. Refer to Owner's Manual:
Each manufacturer provides buyers with a user manual that provides instructions on how to maintain the equipment. So, make sure to get the owner's manual and follow those tips. It includes maintenance schedule, specifications, location of all parts of equipment and basic operating instructions.

2. Verify the following information:
Tractor maintenance requires different tools than automobile maintenance. So, make sure you borrow or buy a wrench and other tools needed to maintain your tractor.

3. Protect the tractor from rain:
Make sure your tractor is protected from rain; Especially the exhaust system, seat and instruments. So, keep it in a garage or keep it well covered.

4. Check fluids regularly:
If any part of the tractor leaks, the damage can be costly. Consult the owner's manual to determine which parts to check. Engine oil, coolant, battery electrolyte, transmission fluid, and hydraulic oil should all be checked.

5. Ensure proper tire pressure:
Not all tractors require the same inflation pressure. Even on the same tractor, the front and rear tires may require different pressures. Maintain a regular air pressure check.