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a tractor trying to start in the winter Preparing equipment for winter means more than covering machines and hoping they start on the first cold morning; winterizing equipment is a systematic process that reduces freeze-related failures, protects hydraulic and fuel systems, and preserves battery health to minimize downtime and repair costs. Cold weather causes specific failure modes—fuel gelling, increased oil viscosity, brittle seals, and battery capacity loss—that lead to expensive...

A technician assesses a John Deere tractor for issues in a shop. John Deere machines are workhorses across farms, acreage properties and construction sites, but common maintenance problems—from engine starting failures to hydraulic leaks—can suddenly halt operations and increase costs. This article explains the most frequent John Deere maintenance issues, how to diagnose symptoms, and practical fixes operators can perform before calling a technician. After a quick overview of problems and...

A maintenance guide on John Deere Equipment