Tractor Inspection Checklist: Daily.
Use this pre-operation procedure checklist to help you reduce maintenance costs and the burden on the maintenance department. That's because equipment inspections, when done regularly and properly, ensures the longevity of your heavy equipment.
MaintainX
07/21/2022
Tractor Inspection Checklist: Daily.
Use this pre-operation procedure checklist to help you reduce maintenance costs and the burden on the maintenance department. That's because equipment inspections, when done regularly and properly, ensures the longevity of your heavy equipment.
Before starting tractor, check all fluid levels.
Engine oil
Coolant
Fuel
Hydraulic fluid
Other fluids
Check underneath for leaks or any accumulated puddles
Tires and Wheels
Properly Inflated
Check tires for cuts or breaks in the tread or sidewalls
Observe lug nuts and see if they appear tight
Batteries
Securely held down
Connections are clean
Electrolyte level is good
General Condition
Cracked or broken parts
Leaking or damaged hoses
All shields are in place
Loose parts, bolts, or nuts
SMV emblem is in place, clean, and unfaded
Steps are clean of any grease or mud
Once in the operator seat:
Check the seatbelt to see if it is functioning.
After starting the tractor, observe the engine oil pressure gauge and make sure there is oil pressure in the engine.
Turn on the lights and flashers. Walk around the tractor and see if all the lights and flashers are functioning.
Source: MaintainX (Community Member)