10-Oct-2025
Wash away dirt, mud, and debris. Scrape buildup, pressure-wash carefully, and let everything dry to prevent rust and corrosion.
Old oil can damage the engine. Drain and replace oil and filters. Check air, fuel, and hydraulic filters if due.
Add stabiliser to a full tank and run the engine briefly. For long storage, drain fuel lines and tank completely.
Check coolant, hydraulic oil, and transmission fluid. Look for contamination, top up, or flush when needed.
Inflate to the recommended PSI. Park on boards or mats to avoid flat spots and moisture damage from concrete.
Disconnect or use a trickle charger. Keep terminals clean and corrosion-free for smooth restarts later.
Apply quality grease to joints, pivots, bearings, and linkages. Lubrication protects against rust and wear.
Keep the tractor in a dry, covered area. Use a breathable cover — avoid plastic tarps that trap moisture.
Note down oil changes, fluid checks, battery care, and attachment storage. A log keeps records clear and helps with warranties.
A tractor cared for in the off-season is reliable, long-lasting, and ready to work when you need it most. Learn more at your nearest Mahindra dealer!