Sunday, February 3, 2013

Garden Tractors Tips

Looking at the historical development of tractors, the piece that follows is aimed at non-professional gardeners looking for useful tips on how to select the right tractor to maintain their garden, how to operate it safely and save fuel.




Steam engine garden tractors first appeared in the late 1800s, followed just before World War I by diesel engines. Choosing the Right Garden Tractor For Your Plot.

If you can get a contractor to remove the stones as a one-off job a smaller tractor may be fine for general garden upkeep.

Operating Your Tractor Safely

  • The tractor should always be purposefully designed for the tasks you are using it for, and well maintained.

  • Always wear your seat belt to be protected though it won't help much if the tractor ends up upside down.

  • Don't EVER give a ride to anyone on a garden tractor.

How to Save Fuel

  • Always keep your tractor in well-maintained condition.

  • The tractor should be serviced on a regular basis to ensure the fuel filters are changed and the injectors clean. The use of fuel additive may help lower the servicing frequency.

  • Air filters should also be kept cleaned and replaced at intervals as like fuel filters they have a significant effect on fuel efficiency.
 
 
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