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Check engine oil level
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Check fuel filter
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Check the compressed-air system
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Check lights
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Clean dust unloading valve
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Check rocker arm cover ventilation
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Check coolant level
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Lubricate front axle and front-wheel drive shaft *
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Lubricate rear axle *
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Lubricate three-point hitch *
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Check oil level of transmission/hydraulic system **
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Drain residue from fuel tank
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Check oil level of transmission/hydraulic system
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Check electrolyte level of battery
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Lubricate the front axle and front wheels (tractors without
front-wheel drive)
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Lubricate front axle, u.j. shafts and drive shaft (tractors
with front-wheel drive)
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Check oil level in axle housing and final drives
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Check the brakes
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Check the park brake
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Check the park lock
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Lubricate three-point hitch
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Lubricate pivoting fenders
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Lubricate the trailer hitch and check that it functions properly
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Check the neutral start circuit
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Check PTO safety switch
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Tighten wheel bolts, screws of mounting frame for front loader,
screws on trailer hitch, screws on drawbar; tighten all screws to
prescribed torque
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Check for wear at components of drawbar and trailer hitch
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Change engine oil ***
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Change engine oil filter element ***
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Replace fuel filters
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Lubricate rear axle
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Check air intake hoses
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Check ground connections (engine and cab)
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Check engine drive belt for wear
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Drain the axle housing and final drives, and refill with fresh
oil
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Change oil in transmission/hydraulic system
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Retighten cab attaching screws
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Have your John Deere dealer adjust clearance at front axle bearing
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* only necessary when operating in extremely wet and muddy conditions
** only necessary if the tractor is driving external hydraulic
equipment
*** Engine oil must be changed at least once a year. Service
intervals vary depending on the type of engine oil used and the sulfur
content of the fuel. See Diesel Engine Oil and Filter Service Intervals
in the Fuel, Lubricants, Hydraulic Oil and Coolant section.
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