Perform Regular Fluid Checks and Changes

• Check engine oil, coolant, transmission fluid, brake fluid, and hydraulic oil levels frequently. Top up as needed.
• Change fluids and filters based on usage hours per the manufacturer’s recommendations.
• Use only manufacturer-approved fluids to avoid damage to systems.

Inspect Hoses, Belts, and Seals

• Look for cracks, leaks, wear or other damage in all hoses and belts.
• Replace any questionable hoses and belts immediately to avoid breakdowns.
• Schedule hose and belt replacements based on age and overall condition.

Lubricate All Moving Parts

• Use a grease gun to lubricate joints, bushings, pins and pivot points.
• Consult your owner’s manual for specific lubrication points and intervals.
• Proper lubrication prevents excessive wear and seizure of components.

Replace Air Filters Frequently

• Dirty air filters reduce engine performance and fuel economy.
• Check filters often and replace when dirty. Use OEM filters only.
• Proper air flow is essential for efficient combustion.

Check Tires and Treads

• Inspect for adequate tread depth and signs of damage or uneven wear.
• Ensure tires are inflated to specified pressure.
• Rotate tires regularly to equalize wear across axles.
• Replace damaged or worn out tires immediately.