For 4100 Compact Utility Tractor's
Introduction
Safety Signs
Installing
Removing
Operating
Replacement Parts
Service Machine Safely
Service
Troubleshooting
Assembly
Storing Machine
Storing Attachments In General
Specifications
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STORING MACHINE
Storing Attachments In General
Check all hardware for the proper torque.
Apply touch-up paint where needed to prevent rust.
Repair or replace damaged parts.
Storing Snowblower
1. Remove snowblower. (See REMOVING SNOWBLOWER in the Removing Snowblower section.)
c CAUTION: Avoid injury! DO NOT work under a raised snowblower unless it is supported correctly
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2. Clean the snowblower with water pressure from a hose.
3. Repair or replace worn, bent, or damaged parts.
4. Lubricate pivot points with engine oil.
5. Lubricate three grease points.
6. Put a waterproof cover over snowblower, if you store it outdoors.
Storing Broom
IMPORTANT: Avoid damage! To help prevent damage to broom: |
Clean bottom with water pressure.
Store on hard, level surface in dry place.
Put stands in storage position.
If you store broom outside, put waterproof cover on it.
Lubricate eight grease points. (See SERVICE section.)
Storing Blade Safely
Park tractor where you plan to store blade.
Apply a John Deere multi-purpose lubricant on exposed cylinder rod.
Apply engine oil to pivot points.
Store blade indoors on a hard, level surface in a clean, dry place.
If blade is stored outdoors, put a sheet of plywood or wood blocks under blade.
Thoroughly clean blade with soapy water and brush, or use a high-pressure washer.
Inspect blade for worn or damaged parts. Replace parts as necessary.
Put a waterproof cover over blade, if you store blade outdoors.