Lubrication Points
For general lubrication points, see fuel, oil and fluid specification diagram.
If the tractor is to be used for work in a wet field, apply lubricant before use.
Lubricating Arm
To access the lubrication point, remove the rubber covers on the floor and instrument panel.
Refill lubricant with the supplied grease gun.
Hoses Check
Rubber parts, such as the fuel hose and radiator hose, age over time, even when the tractor is not in use.
Therefore, these parts must be replaced, including the cable ties, every two years or if damaged.
Warning:
If a hose is damaged, the fuel is leaking and a fire may occur. Make sure to check the hoses
and take the necessary measures if necessary.
Electric System Check
Battery Check and Charging
Danger:
When the battery is removed from the tractor and charged, hydrogen gas is released, which
poses a risk of fire. Charge the battery only in a well-ventilated area.
The battery produces highly flammable hydrogen gas, which can explode. Keep flammable and
combustible objects away from the battery.
The battery electrolyte is sulfuric acid and can burn your skin and eyes. Be careful not to spill
it.
Danger:
If the battery electrolyte gets in your eyes, on your skin, clothing, or an object, rinse the
affected areas thoroughly with water. If swallowed, drink plenty of water. If acid gets in your
eyes or is swallowed, see a doctor immediately.
Check
1. Check of the battery charge level
If the battery is not used for more than two weeks, it
can be difficult to start the engine. In this case,
recharge the battery.
2. If the battery terminal is corroded, it cannot supply
power. If it is corroded or dirty, treat it with
sandpaper or a brush.
Battery Specifications
12 AT 45 AH (20 HOURS)
MAINTENANCE
PRIMOHT20NC_0107
105