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Every farmer knows the importance of having quality farming equipment that is in good working order at all times. When something goes wrong, it can mean downtime and serious losses in productivity, crops, and income. A malfunctioning tractor, combine or another piece of equipment can mean an extra trip for repairs or waiting on a service call, all while getting behind on important farm chores.

Fortunately, keeping up with preventative maintenance of farm equipment can help prevent some of these disturbances, keeping your farm running smoothly and decreasing downtime.

10 FARM EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE TIPS 

• 1. Keep All Documents Organized
• 2. Perform Regular Oil Changes
• 3. Lubricate Moving Parts
• 4. Check All Hitches and Tires
• 5. Inspect Any Lights on the Vehicle and the Batteries
• 6. Calibrate Special Equipment
• 7. Keep Machinery Clean
• 8. Inspect For Damage
• 9. Store Equipment Indoors When Possible
• 10. Avoid Customizing Or Modifying Engines

Proper maintenance of farm machinery and equipment is crucial, and we've gathered some of our favorite maintenance tips to help you remain organized and keep your equipment in optimal shape. Follow these maintenance tips to protect your farm equipment