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Read articles →This is a real owner's seasonal prep routine on an eMax 22, not a tractor review. It covers checking the air filter, flushing pollen out of an overheating-prone radiator with an air compressor, topping off antifreeze, swapping the potato plow for a quick hitch, and lubing moving parts with WD-40, all tied to getting ready for spring plowing and bush hogging. Best for current eMax 22 owners dealing with overheating or attachment swaps, not shoppers wanting specs or a walkaround.
An owner-operator at College Hill Farm sharing routine homestead maintenance on his own tractor, not a dealer or reviewer.
The radiator gets full of pollen and debris from mowing that passes through the front screen, causing it to run hot and pop off antifreeze.
Use an air compressor set around 120 PSI to blow it out, keeping the nozzle away from the fins so you do not damage them.
Raise the potato plow fully, remove its pin, set it aside, then attach the quick hitch, which slides into two holes and catches on two bars.
On solid pavement in front of the tractor shed, since the ground does not give and it makes attaching and removing simpler.
