10 General Information 10-4 Predelivery, Delivery and After-Sales Inspections Model 2120 Tractor TM-4252 (Dec-70) BEFORE DELIVERING TRACTOR - Continued Service Specifications Reference Check steering operation Section 60, group 10 Check seat adjustment Operator's manual Check operation of remote hydraulic cylinder (if equipped) Section 7 0, group 5 GENERAL INFORMATION Tighten accessible nuts and attaching screws Section 10, group 20 Attach roll guard Tighten nuts and bolts to 94 ft.lbs.
(13 mkg) Section 80, group 25 Clean tractor and touch up paint DELIVERY A thorough discussion of the operation and service of the tractor at the time of its delivery helps to assure complete customer satisfaction. 1 . Adjusting the seat 2. Operation of control levers and instruments Proper delivery should be an important phase of the dealer's program. It is a well-known fact that many complaints have arisen simply because the owner was not shown how to operate and service his new tractor properly. Therefore, enough time should be devot¬ ed, at the customer's convenience, to introducing him to his new tractor and explaining to him how to operate and service it. 3.
Starting and shutting off the engine 4. The importance of the tractor break-in period 5. Use of counterweights and proper inflation pressure as well as filling of tires with water and magnesium chloride, if required. 6. Operating the complete hydraulic system 7. Operating the power shaft and belt pulley (if equipped) Using the tractor operator's manual as a guide, be sure that the owner understands the following points properly. 8. The importance of the safety rules 9.
The importance of lubrication and periodic service AFTER-SALES INSPECTION In the interest of the purchaser and the dealer an after-sales inspection should be carried out by the dealer after the first 100 hours of using a new John Deere tractor. minor difficulties from developing into serious problems later on. It also will promote stronger dealer-customer relations and give the customer an opportunity to ask questions that may have arisen during the first few days of use. The purpose of this inspection is to make sure that the customer is receiving satisfactory performance from his tractor.
At the same time, the inspection should reveal whether or not the tractor is being operated, lubricated and serviced properly. Thereby the dealer has the further opportunity of promoting the possible sale of other new equipment. The following inspection program is recom¬ mended: Through this inspection a needless volume of service work can be eliminated by preventing Printed in Germany