Agricultural Equipment Technician 20, 30

(a)	Follow the manufacturer’s safety guidelines when performing advanced agricultural equipment maintenance procedures, including maintaining a clean and organized work area.
(b)	Describe and demonstrate processes used to identify faults in the components of agricultural equipment.
(c)	Conduct a visual inspection of agricultural equipment including tire pressure and condition, lights, fluid levels, condition of hoses, belts, pulleys and battery.
(d)	Carry out drivetrain (e.g., differential, engine, transmission and transfer case) lubricant and filter changes following manufacturer’s specifications.
(e)	Demonstrate manufacturer recommended system maintenance such as checking spark plugs, positive crankcase ventilation valves and valve adjustments.
(f)	Inspect and replace faulty bearings and seals while following safe work processes.
(g)	Inspect, repair and confirm the repair of a driveline with worn and faulty parts while following safe work processes.
(h)	Investigate the types of interactive diagnostic tests of agricultural equipment such as dynamometer test, engine cylinder cut-out test and emission system fault codes.