A hand-held tractor (usually refers to a walking tractor) is a small, flexible agricultural machine widely used for small plots of farmland, orchards, vegetable gardens, and other operations.
Pre-start Checks
Oil and fluid check: Ensure diesel, engine oil, and coolant are sufficient, and that there are no oil, water, or air leaks.
Tire pressure: Maintain normal levels (generally 0.15–0.25 MPa).
Gear lever position: Set to neutral.
Clutch and brake handle: Pull to the "Disengage" position.
Starting Steps
Use the left hand to open the decompression handle, and hold the starting handle with the right hand.
Turn the crankshaft, gradually accelerating; when the speed increases, quickly release the decompression handle and continue cranking until the diesel engine starts.
After Starting
Check whether the engine oil pressure indicator rises;
Listen to whether the operating sound is normal;
Wait for the water temperature to reach 40–60℃ before starting to move.
