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Open it on flat pavement so it stands upright when removed, release the two skid steer quick attach levers, and disconnect the hydraulic lines. On uneven ground, lightly open it into the dirt first to release pressure.
A minor leak or puddle is usually a loose fitting among the many hydraulic connections. Tighten it with two adjustable wrenches; it happens on roughly one in 20 to 30 tractors within the first 10 to 15 hours.
On filled rear tires, the valve stems are on the inside of the rim and need to be positioned right at 12:00 so the fluid inside the tires does not spill out.
Stop, set the parking brake, put it in neutral, and let it regen for about 30 to 50 minutes, or press and hold the regen button for five seconds to initiate it.
