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Read articles →This is a first-time owner walking through the CT2035's 10-hour service checklist item by item, manual in hand: engine oil, hydraulic fluid, wheel nut torque specs (with actual foot-pound numbers), tire pressure, coolant reservoir, air intake hoses, PTO cover, three-point hitch linkages, seat belt, safety interlock, lights, and front differential fluid. Useful for new CT2035 owners wanting a real-time, page-by-page reference for their first scheduled service rather than a spec overview.
An owner-operator documenting his own first maintenance experience on a tractor he's new to, learning alongside the viewer rather than presenting expert credentials.
Front wheel nuts are 57 to 67 foot-pounds (77 to 90 Newton-meters), and rear wheel nuts are 144 to 166 foot-pounds, using a 16mm wrench.
The manual specifies 340 kilopascals in the front tires and 240 kilopascals in the rear, not to exceed 35 PSI.
The owner found the valve stem was not tight enough and the rubber seal inside needed to be pulled in closer to the rim to stop the leak.
It prevents starting unless the emergency brake is set, the transmission is in neutral, and the operator is sitting on the seat.