5-2 DK65/75/80/90
The life of a tractor is determined by how
well it is maintained and by how properly
it is used. The life of a new tractor is
affected significantly by how the tractor
is used and cared for during the “break-
in” period. For best performance and
longest life, the following precautions
should be followed for the first 50 hours
of operation.
!
Do not operate the engine at full speed
during the first 50 hours.
!
Avoid sudden starts and stops.
!
Allow the tractor to warm up to nor-
mal operating temperature before
starting work.
!
Do not run the engine any faster than
necessary.
!
Use extra caution and care on rough
roads or uneven terrain.
Note that these “break-in” period precau-
tions are good practices for all tractors
regardless of age.
OPERATING A NEW TRACTOR
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Do a walk around inspection
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Check the engine oil level
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Check the transmission oil level
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Check the coolant level
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Clean the grill and radiator screen.
!
Check the air cleaner and evacuator
valve
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Check the brake pedals
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Check all dash gauges and indicator
lights
!
Check headlights, tail lights, and all
work lights
!
Check accessible wiring harnesses
for any damage
!
Check the seat belt and ROPS for dam-
age
!
Refuel (See “daily check” in the peri-
odic service section)
!
Check all danger, warning and instruc-
tion labels.
PRE-OPERATION CHECK
It is a good practice to know the condi-
tion of your tractor before you start it.
You should do routine check before each
use.
DAILY CHECK ITEM
CAUTION
To avoid personal injury:
Be sure to check and service the
tractor on a level surface with the
engine shut off and the parking
brake “ENGAGED”.
Summary of Contents for DK-Series
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Page 21: ...SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 1 13 628O131A CAUTION LABELS...
Page 22: ...1 14 DK65 75 80 90 2 T4837 52121 3 T4837 51181 4 T4837 51191 5 T4818 52132 1 T4817 52201...
Page 23: ...SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 1 15 8 T4625 52351 9 T2325 50743 10 T4837 51092 6 T4818 52142 7 E6500 51101...
Page 24: ...1 16 DK65 75 80 90 11 T2615 54111 12 T2615 55111 13 T2615 53561...
Page 25: ...2SERVICING THE TRACTOR...
Page 27: ...3SPECIFICATIONS...
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Page 85: ...SERVICE INTERVALS LUBRICANTS PERIODIC SERVICE 6MAINTENANCE...
Page 103: ...7LONG TERM STORAGE REMOVING THE TRACTOR FROM STORAGE...
Page 105: ...8TROUBLESHOOTING...
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