Tractor Pre Start Checklist

Use this Tractor Pre Start Checklist to check engine oil levels, transmission and oil cooler, brake and clutch pedal, etc. to maintain safety standards.

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Tractor Pre Start Checklist

Transmission Level And Oil Cooler

Clean Grill And Radiator Screen

Air Cleaner Dust Indicator

Brake And Clutch Pedal

Indicators, Gauges, And Meter

Seat Belts

Refuel

Warning And Caution Labels

Tyre Pressure

Visual Inspections

Engine Oil Level

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Tractor Pre Start Checklist

Use this Tractor Pre Start Checklist to check engine oil levels, transmission and oil cooler, brake and clutch pedal, etc. to maintain safety standards.

1. Is the coolant level checked to ensure it is between the FULL and LOW marks of the recovery tank?

2. When the coolant level drops due to evaporation, is water added only up to the FULL level?

1. Is the grill and radiator screen cleaned by detaching the screen and removing foreign matter?

1. Is the dust indicator on the air cleaner body checked, and if a red signal is visible, is the air cleaner cleaned immediately?

1. Are the brake and clutch pedals inspected for free travel and smooth operation?

1. Are the lights inspected for broken bulbs or lenses?

1. Are the seat belts checked for wear or fraying, and are the catches clear of dust?

1. When turning the key to ON, is the fuel gauge checked?

2. Is the tank filled when it shows 1/4 or less?

3. Is diesel used for refueling if required, and is the refueling process stopped when the intermittent buzzer sounds continuously?

1. Are all warning and caution labels checked to ensure they are still visible?

1. Is the tyre pressure for the FRONT set to 140 Kaplan (1.4kgf/cm², 20 psi) and REAR to (1.4kgf/cm², 20 psi)?

2. If utilizing a front-end loader, is the front tyre pressure set to maximum inflation?

1. Are you looking around and under the tractor for loose bolts, rubbish buildup, oil or coolant leaks, and broken or worn parts?

1. Is the engine oil level checked after parking on a flat surface, either before starting the engine or 5 minutes after the engine has stopped?