Overview
As winter approaches, winterizing your tractor is critical for preventing mechanical issues.

1. Clean Your Tractor Thoroughly
Mud, dust, and crop debris can cause rust and wear. Ensure your tractor Mitsubishi Truck Repair Manual (flickr.com) is clean before winter storage to avoid long-term damage.

Prepare Fluids for Cold Weather Storage
Outdated fluids and clogged filters can cause engine problems during storage. Top off coolant and change air filters before putting the tractor in storage.

Disconnect the Battery for Winter Storage
Keeping the battery hooked up during storage can cause it to drain. Disconnect the battery to maintain its charge. Store the battery in a cool, dry place.

Keep Your Tractor Dry During Storage
Water exposure can lead to corrosion during storage. Cover your tractor with a waterproof tarp to prevent water damage. Apply a protective wax or rust inhibitor for added protection.

Ensure Tires Are Ready for Storage
Low tire pressure can lead to tire damage during long storage periods. Check tire pressure and inflate them to the recommended level to prevent flat spots.

Conclusion
Properly winterizing your tractor is critical for protecting it from damage. By taking the necessary steps, you’ll keep your tractor in top condition.