What are the do's and don'ts in operating a tractor?

What should be considered in safely operating tractors and equipment?

Safe Entry and Start Up

Clear the area of bystanders before starting the engine, engaging power or moving the tractor. Secure all loose clothing or long hair to prevent entanglement in moving machine parts, and wear sturdy, non-skid shoes to prevent slipping on the operator's platform.

What are the 5 things you must check before you drive your tractor?

What are the safety precautions for a tractor?

What should we do before operating the tractor?

Check Tractor Before Operating

Check the tires for proper inflation and defects, windows for visibility, seat position, seat belts, brakes for adjustment, steering response, rear view mirrors, slow-moving vehicle emblem, reflectors, and running lights for day or night time operation.

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How do you start and stop a tractor?

What are the risks of tractor?

Why is tractor safety important?

Tractors are the main cause of accidental deaths on farms. Over the years, many farmers, farm workers and others living on or visiting farms, have been killed or seriously injured falling from moving tractors, run over by tractors, or crushed when a tractor rolls sideways or backwards.

What is the importance of having a knowledge on safety precautions in operating a tractor?

Passengers riding on tractors, tractor implements or trailers are at a high risk of injury. Tractors travel over uneven ground and passengers can easily be jolted, lose their grip and fall. If someone falls under the wheels or into trailed machinery, they can be seriously hurt or die.

What should be check before starting a tractor Why?

Fuel level - You always want to make sure you have sufficient fuel in the tank. Check your battery - Make sure that the battery terminals are not corroded. Check your tires - Not only should you check the air pressure but also make sure that the lug nuts are tight and look at the condition (e.g., tread) of the tires.

What are the daily checks of a tractor?

How can we prevent tractor accidents?

What are the four categories of tractor hazards?

Where is the brake on a tractor?

Models that use bull gears to drive the axles usually have brake housings located on the sides of the transmission and final drive case. Tractors that utilize a pinion shaft and ring gear in combination with a spider gear set typically have the brakes located on the drive axles or in the wheel hubs.

What are the controls on a tractor?

What is the first step to do before operating equipment?

What is the most common tractor accident?

The National Agricultural Tractor Safety Initiative reports that tractors cause about 130 deaths annually - thats 50% of all farm worker deaths each year. The U.S. Department of Labor (USDL) reports that 44% of farm accidents are due to tractor rollovers - making rollovers the most common type of tractor accident.

What should a tractor inspection begin with?

Check mirrors and windows are free of cracks or damage and are properly secured. Ensure lamps and reflectors are undamaged and functioning properly. Inspect suspension system for air leaks, missing or broken fasteners or spring leaf. Check the tread and sidewall of tires for damage or wear.

Why it is important to do pre operational check up of equipment?

In order to ensure that your machine is operating safely and efficiently, a proper pre-operational check is important. The pre-operational check covers a number of key components of the machine and helps to identify maintenance issues and repairs that may be required.

What is the normal service interval for your tractor?

Manufacturers typically recommend servicing the engine every 100 hours and the transmission every 300 hours. Your equipment dealer will work this service into your tractor's regular maintenance check schedule.