SAFETY, OPERATORS & MAINTENANCE MANUALen-538 MAINTENANCE &LUBRICATIONABDC8.12 MACHINE MAINTENANCEOther Regular Service.• Verify proper operation of safety interlockswitches (Seat switch, etc.)• Ensure nuts and bolts remain tight.• visually inspect for hydraulic leaks.• Keep engine bay clear of debris.• Keep tyre pressure at correct level. See section 4• Follow the engine manufacturer’s maintenancerecommendations.• If a label becomes worn or removed, see theLABELS section of this manual or the tractorParts Manual for replacement information.NOTE: When washing machine with pressure spraywashers or steam cleaners, avoid washing bearingareas because cleaning solutions might penetratebearing seals and cause premature bearing failure.Storage• Store petrol or diesel fuel in an approvedcontainer in a cool dry place.• Keep the machine and fuel containers in alocked storage place to prevent tamperingand to keep children from playing withthem.• Do not store fuel or petrol/diesel fuelpowered equipment in any closed areawhere heating appliances, pilot lights or anysort of open flame is present.• Before storing, allow the engine to cool, anddrain fuel completely from fuel tanks andcontainers.• Maximum safety and best mowing resultscan only be expected if the mower ismaintained and operated properly.8.11 REAR HUB NUT LOCK- APPLICATION ANDINSPECTION.The Hub Nut Lock is a quick visual indicator to thesecurity of the Hub Nut.Due to its design and colouring the Hub Nut Lock iseasily visible from a distance even when the tractor unitis in use or is parked.Daily:Visual checks should be conducted to check that theWheel Nut Locks are in place. If missing replacementcomponents should be sourced before using theequipment.A Wheel RimB Hub NutC Hub Nut LockD Hub Nut Lock Screw8.13 MACHINE MAINTENANCE WITH CAB FITTEDTo carry out maintenance under the operators seat theleft hand rear three quarter glass window needs to beremoved from the cab. This is a two man operation.1 One person Should be outside the cab supportingthe window.2 The person inside the cab should release theretaining handle.3. The window can now be removed and stored in asafe place.