dliston
Silver Member
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- Jul 27, 2004
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- Tractor
- New Holland TC40DA
Winter\'s coming - How do I prepare?
I have read and understand that I should go over my tractor and prepare it for winter - grease everything, check all the fulids, fill up the fuel tank to prevent condensation, maybe even go out to the building and turn her over every couple of weeks and let her run for a bit to keep the battery charged.
I've also read about fuel additives and something called "Power Factor". Is this something to add for winter? What does it do - like adding "dry gas" to a gas engine's tank? Shoudl this be done during the summer months, too?
And what else have I forgotten? /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif The tractor is stored indoors and in a semi-heated area (about 50 degrees F)
Doug
I have read and understand that I should go over my tractor and prepare it for winter - grease everything, check all the fulids, fill up the fuel tank to prevent condensation, maybe even go out to the building and turn her over every couple of weeks and let her run for a bit to keep the battery charged.
I've also read about fuel additives and something called "Power Factor". Is this something to add for winter? What does it do - like adding "dry gas" to a gas engine's tank? Shoudl this be done during the summer months, too?
And what else have I forgotten? /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif The tractor is stored indoors and in a semi-heated area (about 50 degrees F)
Doug