Winter maintenance checklist, how are you getting your New Holland gear ready?

[Alan]

You’ve been out in the yard, eyeing that New Holland and promising yourself you’ll tackle it this weekend, even though the chill is already setting in. Now you’re curious about how everyone else is getting their gear prepped before winter really hits.

Share your quick checks, must-dos, and any tips you’ve picked up along the way. Let’s keep it simple and practical!

 

[Bluesteeltech]

I’ve been passing by that tractor all week, convincing myself I’d get around to it. Just doing quick checks on fluids, the battery, and checking for any leaks before the cold really sets in.

 

[Hayhunt]

I’ve walked slowly around that machine, fully aware that winter’s on its way quicker than I’d prefer. I typically start with the filters, checking the coolant, and giving everything a good grease-up. It’s not complicated, but it really helps avoid issues when the frost hits.

 

[Eastbound]

I know exactly what that’s like, I’ve spent many a cold evening just looking at a New Holland that I promised I’d take care of sooner. My check-list is straightforward, I look at the block heater, top off the hydraulic oil, clean the air intake, and make sure the battery is still good. It’s the little things that really help with winter starts.