Tractor Daily Inspection Checklist

Use this Tractor Daily Inspection Checklist to inspect fluid levels, wheels, batteries, and the general condition of your tractors for reliable daily use.

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Tractor Daily Inspection Checklist

Operator Seat

Fluid Levels

Tires And Wheels

Batteries

General Condition

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Tractor Daily Inspection Checklist

Use this Tractor Daily Inspection Checklist to inspect fluid levels, wheels, batteries, and the general condition of your tractors for reliable daily use.

1. Is the seat belt functioning properly?

2. After starting the tractor, does the engine oil pressure gauge indicate that there is oil pressure in the engine?

3. When turning on the lights and flashers, do all the lights and flashers function correctly?

1. Are the engine oil levels checked?

2. Is the coolant level checked?

3. Is the fuel level checked?

4. Is the hydraulic fluid level checked?

5. Are other fluids checked?

6. When checking underneath the tractor, do you see any leaks or puddles of fluid that have accumulated?

1. Are the tires properly inflated according to the operator’s manual?

2. Are the tires checked for cuts or breaks in the tread or sidewalls?

3. Do the lug nuts appear tight?

1. Are the batteries securely held down?

2. Are the connections clean?

3. Is the electrolyte level good?

1. Are there any cracked or broken parts?

2. Are there any leaking or damaged hoses?

3. Are all shields in place?

4. Are there any loose parts, bolts, or nuts?

5. Is the SMV (Slow Moving Vehicle) emblem in place, clean, and unfaded?

6. Are the steps clean of any grease or mud?