Inspecting Your Dealer's Work When Your New Tractor is Delivered (20 items to check) скачать в хорошем качестве

Inspecting Your Dealer's Work When Your New Tractor is Delivered (20 items to check)

I've been wanting to do a video for a long time dealing with some items you need to check when you purchase a new tractor. As I'm posting, it's spring, and a lot of folks are shopping for new tractors, including my neighbor Chuck, who was nice enough to let me use his beautiful place and his new tractor for the video. A lot of folks get the new tractor and put it right to work, and, in a perfect world, they should have the piece of mind to know that everything was properly gone over at the dealership and the machine is field-ready. Unfortunately, in many dealerships, especially in the busy season, tractors are being assembled rapidly, to keep up with demand, and being pre-delivered by the person at the bottom end of the pecking order, usually a college kid, or seasonal hire. Trusting that person to make sure everything is ready on your brand new tractor is taking a big risk, not only for the longevity of the machine, but also for safety. So, we're going to go over a checklist of twenty items to test on Chuck's tractor to make sure the dealer did their job. For this task you'll need: 1) a shop rag 2) A torque wrench with metric sockets and extensions 3) a tire gauge 4) grease...and I used WD-40 Specialist Superior Performance True Multi-Purpose Grease on the battery terminals and WD-40 Specialist Marine Grade Water Resistant Grease on all the zerks, 5) a can of WD-40 and I REALLY like their new EZ-REACH can (and thanks to the WD-40 people for supplying these items, I'm a pretty big fan of their products). 6) a paint pencil 7) the tractor owner's manual I'm going over a 20 point checklist of items to check in the video, and if you want a copy of it, go to my website at http://asktractormike.com/ and you can download it. If you'll do everything on the checklist you'll know your local dealer did his job, and you'll have peace of mind and a pleasant start to tractor ownership while insuring it lasts you a long time. SUPPORT THE TRACTOR MIKE CHANNEL:   / tractormike   Visit the Tractor Mike website: http://asktractormike.com/ Subscribe to YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/tractormi... Visit Facebook Page:   / ask-tractor-mike-312112962245304   Buy Stuff I Use: https://www.amazon.com/shop/tractormike Copyright 2017 Tractor Mike, LLC