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Pre-Operation Check Fuel Level Coolant Level Engine Oil Level Hydraulic Oil Level Battery Condition Lug Nuts and Wheels Tire Condition Loose or Defective Parts SMV Emblem Fluid Leaks Operators Platform/Steps Seat/Adjustment Seat Belt Fire Extinguisher Lighting/Flashers Visibility From Operator’s Seat /ImagesUpload/Track%20Tractor%20page%20-%20Belt%20Tractor.png What to Look for in a Pre-Operation Check: Low tires and leakage from valve stem Oil or hydraulic leaks on the ground beneath the tractor A frayed or worn fan belt Corroded battery terminals Loose bolts or lug nuts on wheels Dirty cab windows that obstruct your vision Headlights/Warning Lights with broken bulbs or glass SMV Emblem that is faded or distorted in color/shape Fire extinguisher with a pressure gauge in “recharge” range Several tools or supplies on the operator platform Fuel, Oil, and Coolant Levels /hosta/index_files/Task%20Sheets/4.6.1%20Fuel,%20Oil,%20and%20Coolant%20Levels.pdf Lead Acid Batteries Battery Case—holds the battery acid solution and electrical storage plates Battery Plate—Holds electrical charges (+) and (-) Terminals—connected to storage plates and become the connecting points for battery cables leading to the starter (+) and the ground (-) /hosta/index_files/Task%20Sheets/4.6.2%20Lead%20Acid%20Batteries.pdf Using a Battery Charger Tools You Need: Safety Glasses Approved Battery Charger Wrenches (for battery cables) Battery Terminal Cleaner Rubber Gloves Using Jumper Cables Tools You Need: Safety Glasses Approved Booster Cables of 4-,6-, or 8- gauge wire Wrenches to Remove Battery Cables Battery Terminal Cleaner Booster Battery (usually from another tractor or vehicle) Rubber Gloves /images/publications/family_circle/fc_winter_car_guide/battery_setup.jpg Tire and Wheel Condition Tire Basics Check tire pressure regularly Use wheel weights to reduce excess slippage (which damages the tire) Drive careful to avoid damaging objects Make tire repairs promptly Tire Facts Worn treads = p