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content/equipment/farm-machinery/chainsaw.md

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+---
+title: Chainsaw
+description: Chainsaw safety, operation, and maintenance guide
+tags:
+  - equipment
+  - machinery
+  - chainsaw
+  - safety
+---
+
+# Chainsaw
+
+*TBD: Add make and model*
+
+> [!danger] High Risk Equipment
+> Chainsaws are extremely dangerous. Proper training is mandatory before use. Always wear full PPE.
+
+## Specifications
+
+| Spec | Value |
+|------|-------|
+| Make/Model | *TBD* |
+| Bar length | *TBD* |
+| Engine | *TBD* |
+| Fuel mix | *TBD* |
+| Storage location | *TBD* |
+
+## Required PPE
+
+- Chainsaw chaps or trousers
+- Steel-capped boots (chainsaw rated preferred)
+- Safety helmet with visor and ear defenders
+- Chainsaw gloves
+- High-vis vest (if working near others)
+
+## Pre-Use Checks
+
+1. Check fuel and bar oil levels
+2. Inspect chain tension (should lift slightly off bar)
+3. Check chain sharpness
+4. Inspect bar for damage or wear
+5. Check all guards and handles secure
+6. Test chain brake function
+7. Check for fuel leaks
+
+## Starting Procedure
+
+1. Place saw on flat ground
+2. Engage chain brake
+3. Set choke (if cold)
+4. Press primer bulb (if equipped)
+5. Hold front handle firmly, foot on rear handle
+6. Pull starter cord until engine fires
+7. Adjust choke, restart if needed
+8. Let warm up briefly
+9. Release chain brake only when ready to cut
+
+## Safe Operation
+
+### General Rules
+
+- Never cut above shoulder height
+- Keep firm footing at all times
+- Be aware of kickback zone (top quarter of bar tip)
+- Never cut with the tip of the bar
+- Keep chain brake engaged when walking
+- Two hands on saw at all times when cutting
+
+### Felling Trees
+
+> [!danger] Advanced Skill
+> Tree felling requires specific training. Do not attempt without proper instruction.
+
+- Assess fall zone (2x tree height)
+- Check for hazards (power lines, structures, other trees)
+- Plan escape route (45° back from fall direction)
+- Use proper notch and back cut technique
+
+## Kickback Prevention
+
+Kickback occurs when the chain at the tip catches and throws the saw back. Prevent by:
+
+- Never let tip contact anything
+- Keep chain sharp and properly tensioned
+- Don't overreach
+- Use low-kickback chain if available
+
+## After Use
+
+1. Engage chain brake
+2. Let engine idle, then turn off
+3. Allow to cool before storage
+4. Clean saw body and bar
+5. Check chain tension
+6. Top up bar oil
+7. Store in case or with bar cover
+
+## Maintenance
+
+| Task | Frequency |
+|------|-----------|
+| Check chain tension | Before each use |
+| Clean air filter | After each use |
+| Sharpen chain | When cutting slows |
+| Check spark plug | Monthly |
+| Replace chain | When worn |
+| Professional service | Annually |
+
+## Troubleshooting
+
+| Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
+|---------|----------------|----------|
+| Won't start | Flooded | Wait 10 mins, try without choke |
+| | No fuel | Refuel with correct mix |
+| | Spark plug fouled | Clean or replace plug |
+| Chain won't turn | Chain brake on | Release brake |
+| | Chain too tight | Adjust tension |
+| Cuts crooked | Dull chain | Sharpen or replace |
+| | Uneven sharpening | Professional sharpen |
+
+## Storage
+
+- Store in dry location with bar cover
+- Drain fuel if storing long-term
+- Location: *TBD*

content/equipment/farm-machinery/hedge-trimmer.md

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+---
+title: Hedge Trimmer
+description: Electric and petrol hedge trimmer operation guide
+tags:
+  - equipment
+  - machinery
+  - hedge-trimmer
+  - garden
+---
+
+# Hedge Trimmer
+
+*TBD: Add make and model*
+
+## Specifications
+
+| Spec | Value |
+|------|-------|
+| Make/Model | *TBD* |
+| Type | Petrol / Electric / Battery |
+| Blade length | *TBD* |
+| Storage location | *TBD* |
+
+## Required PPE
+
+- Safety glasses
+- Hearing protection (especially petrol models)
+- Sturdy gloves
+- Steel-capped boots
+- Long sleeves
+
+## Pre-Use Checks
+
+1. Check fuel/battery/power
+2. Inspect blades for damage or debris
+3. Check blade guard and handles
+4. Test safety switch/trigger
+5. Lubricate blades if needed
+
+## Safe Operation
+
+### General Rules
+
+- Keep both hands on handles at all times
+- Never cut above shoulder height without proper support
+- Keep blade away from body
+- Watch for hidden hazards in hedges (wire, posts, nests)
+- Keep cord behind you (electric models)
+
+### Cutting Technique
+
+- Start from bottom, work up
+- Use sweeping motion along hedge face
+- Keep blade at slight angle for flat top
+- Make multiple light passes rather than forcing through thick growth
+- For sides, angle blade slightly upward
+
+> [!tip] Clean Cuts
+> Sharp blades make cleaner cuts and reduce plant stress. Dull blades tear and damage plants.
+
+### Working at Height
+
+> [!warning] Ladder Safety
+> If using a ladder, have someone hold it steady. Consider using a pole hedge trimmer for high hedges instead.
+
+## After Use
+
+1. Turn off and disconnect power
+2. Clean blades of sap and debris
+3. Wipe blades with oily rag
+4. Check for blade damage
+5. Store with blade guard
+
+## Maintenance
+
+| Task | Frequency |
+|------|-----------|
+| Clean blades | After each use |
+| Lubricate blades | After each use |
+| Check blade alignment | Monthly |
+| Sharpen blades | As needed |
+| Professional service | Annually |
+
+## Troubleshooting
+
+| Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
+|---------|----------------|----------|
+| Blades won't move | Safety switch not engaged | Check both triggers |
+| | Debris jammed | Clear obstruction (power off!) |
+| Poor cutting | Dull blades | Sharpen or replace |
+| | Gap between blades | Adjust blade alignment |
+| Vibration | Loose parts | Tighten fasteners |
+| | Damaged blade | Replace blade assembly |
+
+## Storage
+
+- Always use blade guard
+- Store in dry location
+- Hang or store flat
+- Location: *TBD*

content/equipment/farm-machinery/index.md

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+---
+title: Farm Machinery
+description: Operating guides for tractors, chainsaws, and motorized outdoor equipment
+tags:
+  - equipment
+  - machinery
+  - farm
+  - safety
+---
+
+# Farm Machinery
+
+Operating guides and safety information for motorized farm and outdoor equipment.
+
+> [!danger] Safety First
+> All motorized equipment requires proper training before use. If you haven't used a piece of equipment before, ask an experienced resident for guidance. Never operate machinery while fatigued or under the influence.
+
+## Large Machinery
+
+### [[tractor|Tractor]]
+Farm tractor operation, attachments, and maintenance.
+
+## Motorized Tools
+
+### [[chainsaw|Chainsaw]]
+Chainsaw safety, operation, and maintenance.
+
+### [[strimmer|Strimmer / Brush Cutter]]
+Line trimmer and brush cutter operation.
+
+### [[hedge-trimmer|Hedge Trimmer]]
+Electric and petrol hedge trimmer guides.
+
+## Before Operating Any Equipment
+
+1. **Check fuel/battery levels** - Don't run out mid-task
+2. **Inspect for damage** - Report any issues before use
+3. **Wear appropriate PPE** - See individual guides for requirements
+4. **Know the emergency stop** - Locate it before starting
+5. **Clear the work area** - Check for people, pets, and obstacles
+
+## Storage & Fuel
+
+- Equipment storage location: *TBD*
+- Petrol storage: *TBD*
+- 2-stroke mix ratio: *TBD* (check individual equipment)
+
+## Maintenance Schedule
+
+| Equipment | Check Before Use | Regular Service |
+|-----------|------------------|-----------------|
+| Tractor | Fluids, tyres | *TBD* |
+| Chainsaw | Chain tension, bar oil | After each use |
+| Strimmer | Line, fuel mix | *TBD* |
+| Hedge Trimmer | Blade condition | *TBD* |
+
+## Reporting Issues
+
+If equipment is damaged, malfunctioning, or needs service:
+- Report to: *TBD*
+- Tag equipment as "Out of Service" if unsafe
+
+## Related
+
+- [[equipment/tools/|Tools & Workshop]]
+- [[fire-emergency|Fire Emergency]] - In case of fuel fire

content/equipment/farm-machinery/strimmer.md

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+---
+title: Strimmer / Brush Cutter
+description: Line trimmer and brush cutter operation guide
+tags:
+  - equipment
+  - machinery
+  - strimmer
+  - garden
+---
+
+# Strimmer / Brush Cutter
+
+*TBD: Add make and model*
+
+## Specifications
+
+| Spec | Value |
+|------|-------|
+| Make/Model | *TBD* |
+| Type | Petrol / Electric / Battery |
+| Fuel mix | *TBD* (if petrol) |
+| Line diameter | *TBD* |
+| Storage location | *TBD* |
+
+## Required PPE
+
+- Safety glasses or face shield
+- Hearing protection
+- Steel-capped boots
+- Long trousers
+- Gloves
+
+## Pre-Use Checks
+
+1. Check fuel level (or battery charge)
+2. Inspect cutting head and line
+3. Check guard is secure
+4. Inspect shaft and handles for damage
+5. Test throttle and kill switch
+
+## Operation
+
+### Starting (Petrol)
+
+1. Set choke (if cold)
+2. Prime fuel (if equipped)
+3. Hold firmly, pull starter
+4. Adjust choke as engine warms
+
+### Cutting Technique
+
+- Swing in smooth arc, right to left
+- Keep cutting head parallel to ground
+- Let line do the work - don't force
+- Overlap passes slightly
+- Keep guard between you and debris
+
+### Around Obstacles
+
+> [!warning] Debris Hazard
+> Strimmers throw debris at high speed. Clear area of loose stones, glass, and other projectiles before starting. Keep others at safe distance.
+
+- Use tap-and-go to feed line as needed
+- Work around trees/posts carefully
+- Avoid contact with hard surfaces (wears line quickly)
+
+## After Use
+
+1. Turn off and let cool
+2. Clean cutting head of debris
+3. Check line length, replace if needed
+4. Clean air filter (petrol models)
+5. Store safely
+
+## Maintenance
+
+| Task | Frequency |
+|------|-----------|
+| Replace line | As needed |
+| Clean air filter | After each use |
+| Check spark plug | Monthly |
+| Replace cutting head | When worn |
+
+## Troubleshooting
+
+| Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
+|---------|----------------|----------|
+| Line breaks often | Line too thin | Use correct diameter |
+| | Hitting hard objects | Improve technique |
+| Poor cutting | Line too short | Feed more line |
+| | Wrong line type | Use correct line |
+| Engine bogs down | Air filter clogged | Clean filter |
+| | Old fuel | Replace with fresh mix |
+
+## Storage
+
+- Store hanging or upright
+- Drain fuel for long-term storage
+- Location: *TBD*

content/equipment/farm-machinery/tractor/attachments/index.md

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+---
+title: Tractor Attachments
+description: Guides for tractor implements and attachments
+aliases:
+  - attachments
+tags:
+  - equipment
+  - tractor
+  - attachments
+---
+
+# Tractor Attachments
+
+Implements and attachments for the [[tractor|farm tractor]].
+
+> [!warning] Attachment Safety
+> Always ensure the tractor is off and the PTO disengaged before attaching or detaching implements. Follow the connection procedure carefully.
+
+## Available Attachments
+
+### [[mower-attachment|Mower Attachment]]
+For cutting grass and maintaining paddocks.
+
+### [[vacuum-attachment|Vacuum / Collector Attachment]]
+For collecting leaves, grass clippings, and debris.
+
+## General Attachment Procedure
+
+### Connecting an Attachment
+
+1. Park tractor on level ground
+2. Turn off engine and remove key
+3. Lower 3-point hitch to lowest position
+4. Align attachment with hitch points
+5. Connect lower arms first, then top link
+6. Adjust top link length as needed
+7. Connect PTO shaft (if required)
+8. Connect hydraulic lines (if required)
+9. Raise attachment and check security
+
+### Disconnecting
+
+1. Lower attachment to ground
+2. Turn off engine and remove key
+3. Disconnect PTO shaft
+4. Disconnect hydraulic lines (relieve pressure first)
+5. Remove top link, then lower arms
+6. Drive tractor away slowly
+
+## PTO Operation
+
+> [!danger] PTO Hazard
+> PTO shafts spin at high speed and can cause fatal entanglement injuries. Never approach a spinning PTO. Always disengage and wait for complete stop.
+
+- Standard PTO speed: 540 RPM
+- Always use PTO guard/shield
+- Check attachment is rated for tractor PTO
+
+## Storage
+
+- Store attachments under cover when possible
+- Grease connection points before storage
+- Location: *TBD*
+
+## Related
+
+- [[tractor|Tractor Operation Guide]]

content/equipment/farm-machinery/tractor/attachments/mower-attachment/index.md

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+---
+title: Mower Attachment
+description: Tractor mower attachment operation guide
+aliases:
+  - mower-attachment
+tags:
+  - equipment
+  - tractor
+  - mower
+  - attachments
+---
+
+# Mower Attachment
+
+*TBD: Add make and model*
+
+## Specifications
+
+| Spec | Value |
+|------|-------|
+| Make/Model | *TBD* |
+| Type | Flail / Rotary / Finishing |
+| Cutting width | *TBD* |
+| PTO speed | *TBD* |
+| Storage location | *TBD* |
+
+## Uses
+
+- Paddock maintenance
+- Grass cutting
+- Rough area clearing
+- Pasture topping
+
+## Pre-Use Checks
+
+1. Inspect blades/flails for damage or wear
+2. Check belt tension (if belt-driven)
+3. Check PTO shaft and guards
+4. Ensure all guards in place
+5. Check for debris in cutting chamber
+
+## Attachment Procedure
+
+See [[attachments|general attachment procedure]], plus:
+
+*TBD: Add specific connection instructions*
+
+## Operation
+
+1. Attach to tractor following procedure
+2. Set cutting height before starting
+3. Start tractor, engage PTO at low RPM
+4. Increase to operating RPM
+5. Lower mower to cutting position
+6. Drive at appropriate speed for conditions
+
+### Cutting Tips
+
+- Adjust speed based on grass density
+- Overlap passes slightly
+- Avoid scalping on uneven ground
+- Raise mower when turning
+- Stop PTO before reversing
+
+> [!warning] Hidden Hazards
+> Walk the area first to check for rocks, stumps, wire, or other hazards that could damage the mower or become projectiles.
+
+## After Use
+
+1. Disengage PTO and turn off tractor
+2. Lower mower to ground
+3. Remove debris from cutting deck
+4. Inspect blades for damage
+5. Grease fittings if required
+
+## Maintenance
+
+| Task | Frequency |
+|------|-----------|
+| Inspect blades | Before each use |
+| Clear debris from deck | After each use |
+| Check belt tension | Weekly |
+| Sharpen/replace blades | As needed |
+| Grease fittings | As per manual |
+
+## Troubleshooting
+
+| Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
+|---------|----------------|----------|
+| Uneven cut | Blades dull or damaged | Sharpen or replace |
+| | Deck not level | Adjust deck height |
+| Excessive vibration | Blade out of balance | Replace blade |
+| | Debris wrapped on spindle | Clear debris |
+| Won't engage | PTO issue | Check PTO connection |
+| | Belt broken/slipping | Replace/tension belt |
+
+## Storage
+
+- Clean thoroughly before storage
+- Store under cover
+- Check for rust/corrosion periodically
+- Location: *TBD*

content/equipment/farm-machinery/tractor/attachments/vacuum-attachment/index.md

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+---
+title: Vacuum / Collector Attachment
+description: Tractor vacuum and debris collector operation guide
+aliases:
+  - vacuum-attachment
+tags:
+  - equipment
+  - tractor
+  - vacuum
+  - attachments
+---
+
+# Vacuum / Collector Attachment
+
+*TBD: Add make and model*
+
+## Specifications
+
+| Spec | Value |
+|------|-------|
+| Make/Model | *TBD* |
+| Type | Tow-behind / Mounted |
+| Hopper capacity | *TBD* |
+| PTO speed | *TBD* |
+| Storage location | *TBD* |
+
+## Uses
+
+- Collecting grass clippings after mowing
+- Leaf collection in autumn
+- Light debris cleanup
+- Paddock cleanup
+
+## Pre-Use Checks
+
+1. Empty hopper if not already empty
+2. Check hopper bag/screen for tears
+3. Inspect intake hose/chute for blockages
+4. Check fan/impeller (if accessible)
+5. Check PTO shaft and guards
+6. Ensure all guards in place
+
+## Attachment Procedure
+
+See [[attachments|general attachment procedure]], plus:
+
+*TBD: Add specific connection instructions*
+
+## Operation
+
+1. Attach to tractor following procedure
+2. Start tractor, engage PTO
+3. Drive slowly over material to collect
+4. Monitor hopper fill level
+5. Empty when full (don't overfill)
+
+### Operating Tips
+
+- Best results on dry material
+- Wet grass/leaves will clog - avoid if possible
+- Make overlapping passes
+- Slow down for heavy debris
+- Stop immediately if unusual noise/vibration
+
+> [!tip] Efficient Collection
+> For best results, mow first with the [[mower-attachment|mower]] then follow up with the vacuum in a separate pass.
+
+## Emptying the Hopper
+
+*TBD: Add specific emptying procedure*
+
+General steps:
+1. Disengage PTO
+2. Position over dump area
+3. Release hopper / raise to empty
+4. Check hopper is fully empty
+5. Close/lower hopper securely
+
+### Disposal
+
+- Grass clippings: Compost area at *TBD*
+- Leaves: Compost or leaf mould pile at *TBD*
+- Mixed debris: *TBD*
+
+## After Use
+
+1. Empty hopper completely
+2. Disengage PTO and turn off tractor
+3. Clear any debris from intake
+4. Check for damage or wear
+5. Clean exterior if needed
+
+## Maintenance
+
+| Task | Frequency |
+|------|-----------|
+| Empty hopper | After each use |
+| Check intake for blockages | After each use |
+| Inspect bag/screen | Weekly during use |
+| Check belts (if equipped) | Monthly |
+| Grease fittings | As per manual |
+
+## Troubleshooting
+
+| Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
+|---------|----------------|----------|
+| Poor suction | Blockage in intake | Clear obstruction |
+| | Hopper full | Empty hopper |
+| | Bag/screen clogged | Clean or replace |
+| | Fan damaged | Inspect and repair |
+| Won't pick up material | Material too wet | Wait for dry conditions |
+| | Driving too fast | Slow down |
+| Excessive noise | Foreign object in fan | Stop, inspect, remove |
+| | Worn bearings | Service required |
+
+## Storage
+
+- Empty and clean before storage
+- Store under cover
+- Check for mouse/pest nests before first use of season
+- Location: *TBD*

content/equipment/farm-machinery/tractor/index.md

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+---
+title: Tractor
+description: Operating guide for the farm tractor
+aliases:
+  - tractor
+tags:
+  - equipment
+  - machinery
+  - farm
+  - tractor
+---
+
+# Tractor
+
+Iseki TXG23FH compact tractor (Type GVRLE4 - 4WD with front hitch).
+
+> [!danger] Training Required
+> The tractor requires proper training before operation. Contact *TBD* for training.
+
+## Specifications
+
+| Spec | Value |
+|------|-------|
+| Make/Model | Iseki TXG23FH |
+| Type | GVRLE4 (4WD, Europe) |
+| Serial No | 004228 |
+| Engine | E3112-B12 diesel, 1123cc, 3-cylinder |
+| Engine No | 271812 |
+| Power | 22.5 HP (16.5 kW) @ 2600 rpm |
+| Transmission | HST (Hydrostatic), 2-speed range |
+| Drive | 4WD |
+| Fuel type | Diesel |
+| Fuel tank | 21 litres |
+| Total mass | 1300 kg max |
+| Towing capacity | 1000 kg (unbraked/inertia-braked) |
+| PTO (rear) | 540 rpm @ 2532 engine rpm |
+| PTO (mid) | 2000 rpm @ 2476 engine rpm |
+| 3-point hitch | Front and rear, Category 1, 540 kg lift |
+| Location | *TBD* |
+
+See [full operation manual (PDF)](/equipment/farm-machinery/tractor/manuals/OM-TXG23-0805-01-250.pdf) for complete specifications.
+
+### Identification Plates
+
+![[model-type-plaque.png|400]]
+![[model-and-weight-limits.png|400]]
+
+## Required PPE
+
+- Steel-capped boots
+- Hearing protection (if enclosed cab not available)
+- High-vis vest (when working near roads)
+
+## Pre-Operation Checks
+
+1. Walk around inspection - check for leaks, damage, obstructions
+2. Check fuel level
+3. Check engine oil level
+4. Check hydraulic fluid level
+5. Check tyre pressure and condition
+6. Ensure all guards and safety shields are in place
+7. Adjust seat and mirrors
+
+## Starting Procedure
+
+1. Sit in the operator's seat (seat safety switch must be activated)
+2. Ensure PTO is disengaged (PTO lever in OFF position)
+3. Ensure HST pedal is in neutral position
+4. Ensure range lever is in neutral (N)
+5. Apply parking brake
+6. Turn key to ON position - wait for glow plug indicator (cold starts) - see [[power-on-from-cold.png|photo]]
+7. Turn key to START position - see [[power-on-from-cold.png|photo]]
+8. Release key when engine starts
+9. Allow to warm up 2-3 minutes before heavy work
+
+> [!warning] Safety Interlocks
+> The tractor will not start unless: seat is occupied, PTO is off, and transmission is in neutral. If the engine won't crank, check these first.
+
+## Operating Basics
+
+### Controls
+
+Key controls (numbers refer to diagram below):
+- **(2) Parking brake lock lever** - Locks parking brake
+- **(4) Range shift lever** - High (H), Low (L), or Neutral (N) - see [[range-shift-lever-and-three-point-hitch.png|photo]]
+- **(5) Rear PTO selector lever** - Engages rear PTO (540 rpm) - see [[pto-levers.png|photo]]
+- **(6) Hand throttle lever** - Engine speed control
+- **(7) Brake pedal** - Service brakes
+- **(8) HST pedal** - Forward/reverse speed control (hydro forward/reverse)
+- **(9) Differential lock pedal** - Locks rear wheels together (for traction)
+- **(10) 3-point hitch position lever** - Raise/lower rear implements - see [[range-shift-lever-and-three-point-hitch.png|photo]]
+- **(11) Mid PTO selector lever** - Engages mid PTO (2000 rpm) - see [[pto-levers.png|photo]]
+- **(12) PTO clutch lever** - PTO on/off - see [[pto-levers.png|photo]]
+- **(13) 4WD shift lever** - Engages front wheel drive
+- **(14) Cutting height control knob** - Adjusts mid-mount mower height
+
+![[instruments-and-controls.png]]
+
+See [operation manual](/equipment/farm-machinery/tractor/manuals/OM-TXG23-0805-01-250.pdf) for full control layout.
+
+### Driving
+
+- Always look behind before reversing
+- Use low gear on slopes
+- Never turn sharply at speed
+- Keep loader/implements low when travelling
+
+### Slopes and Hills
+
+> [!warning] Rollover Risk
+> Tractors can roll over on slopes. Always drive up/down slopes, never across. Reduce speed on uneven ground.
+
+- Maximum safe slope angle: 15° (avoid steeper slopes)
+- Always face uphill when parking
+- Use low range and engine braking when descending
+- Engage 4WD on slopes for better traction
+
+## Attachments
+
+See [[attachments|Tractor Attachments]] for detailed guides on each implement.
+
+| Attachment | Purpose |
+|------------|---------|
+| [[mower-attachment|Mower]] | Cutting grass and paddock maintenance |
+| [[vacuum-attachment|Vacuum / Collector]] | Collecting leaves, clippings, debris |
+
+### Attaching Implements
+
+See the [[attachments|attachments guide]] for the full procedure. Key points:
+
+1. Park on level ground, engine off, key removed
+2. Lower 3-point hitch fully
+3. Connect lower arms first, then top link
+4. Connect PTO shaft (ensure it clicks in)
+5. Connect hydraulics if needed
+6. Raise and check security before starting
+
+## Shutdown Procedure
+
+1. Lower all implements to the ground
+2. Disengage PTO
+3. Set parking brake
+4. Allow engine to idle for 1-2 minutes
+5. Turn off ignition
+6. Remove key
+
+## Refuelling
+
+- Fuel type: Diesel only
+- Tank capacity: 21 litres
+- Fuel storage location: *TBD*
+- Never refuel while engine is running or hot
+
+## Maintenance
+
+### Fluid Capacities
+
+| Fluid | Capacity | Type |
+|-------|----------|------|
+| Engine oil | 2.6 L | API CD or higher, SAE 10W-30 |
+| Transmission/hydraulic | 11 L | UTF (Universal Tractor Fluid) |
+| Coolant | 4.6 L | 50/50 antifreeze mix |
+| Front axle | 4.0 L | SAE 80W-90 gear oil |
+
+### Service Schedule
+
+| Interval | Tasks |
+|----------|-------|
+| Daily | Check engine oil, coolant, hydraulic fluid levels |
+| 50 hours | Change engine oil and filter |
+| 100 hours | Check/clean air filter, check battery |
+| 200 hours | Change hydraulic/transmission fluid filter |
+| 300 hours | Change transmission fluid, check valve clearance |
+| 600 hours | Change front axle oil, flush coolant |
+
+Service contact: *TBD*
+
+## Troubleshooting
+
+| Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
+|---------|----------------|----------|
+| Won't crank | Seat switch not activated | Sit firmly in seat |
+| | PTO engaged | Disengage PTO |
+| | Not in neutral | Put range lever in N |
+| | Battery flat | Charge or jump start |
+| Cranks but won't start | No fuel | Check fuel level |
+| | Air in fuel system | Bleed fuel system |
+| | Glow plugs faulty | Check/replace glow plugs |
+| Poor power | Clogged air filter | Clean or replace |
+| | Fuel filter blocked | Replace fuel filter |
+| Engine overheats | Low coolant | Top up coolant |
+| | Radiator blocked | Clean radiator fins |
+
+## Emergency Procedures
+
+- **Fire**: Shut off engine, evacuate, call emergency services
+- **Rollover**: Brace yourself, do NOT jump off - stay inside
+- **Stuck**: Do not spin wheels excessively; get assistance
+
+## Contact
+
+- Training requests: *TBD*
+- Maintenance issues: *TBD*
+- Manual: [Operation Manual (PDF)](/equipment/farm-machinery/tractor/manuals/OM-TXG23-0805-01-250.pdf)

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+---
+title: Heating Equipment
+description: Guides for heating equipment including wood fire heater
+tags:
+  - equipment
+  - heating
+---
+
+# Heating Equipment
+
+## Primary Heating
+
+### [[wood-fire-heater|Wood Fire Heater]]
+Main wood-burning heater - the primary heat source for the property.
+
+## Secondary/Portable Heating
+
+*TBD: Add any portable heaters or backup heating options*
+
+## Related
+
+- [[heating-system|Heating System Overview]]
+- [[power-outage|Power Outage]] - Heating without electricity
+- [[severe-weather|Severe Weather]] - Extreme cold procedures

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+---
+title: Wood Fire Heater (GBT Boiler)
+description: Complete operating guide for the GBT wood-fired boiler
+tags:
+  - equipment
+  - heating
+  - wood-fire
+  - priority
+aliases:
+  - GBT Boiler
+  - Wood Boiler
+---
+
+# Wood Fire Heater (GBT Boiler)
+
+> [!info] This is the primary heat source for the property
+
+## Quick Reference
+
+| Item | Details |
+|------|---------|
+| **Location** | *TBD* |
+| **Make/Model** | GBT Wood Boiler (Geminox) |
+| **Firewood Location** | *TBD* |
+| **Min Water Temp** | 70°C (to prevent tar/condensation) |
+
+---
+
+## How to Start the Boiler
+
+> [!warning] Before You Begin
+> 1. Check water pressure gauge reads **above 1 bar** (when cold)
+> 2. Confirm boiler has electrical power
+
+### Step-by-Step Startup
+
+**1. PUSH the [bypass lever (#3)](#boiler-components)** (opens flue gas bypass)
+
+![[flue-open.jpg|200]]
+
+**2. OPEN [loading door (#4)](#boiler-components)** → add paper, kindling, then logs
+
+**3. LIGHT the paper**
+
+**4. OPEN [ash door (#7)](#boiler-components) slightly** (improves draft)
+
+**5. WAIT a few minutes** until fire catches
+
+**6. CLOSE [ash door (#7)](#boiler-components)**
+
+**7. PULL [bypass lever (#3)](#boiler-components) toward you** (closes bypass)
+
+![[flue-closed.jpg|200]]
+
+**8. TURN ON [main switch (#8)](#boiler-components)** (orange light illuminates)
+
+**9. ADJUST [temperature knob (#5)](#boiler-components)** (keep above 70°C)
+
+> [!danger] Never use liquid fuel (gasoline, lighter fluid) to light the boiler
+
+---
+
+## Boiler Components
+
+![[boiler-front-view.png]]
+
+| # | Component | Purpose |
+|---|-----------|---------|
+| 1 | **Loading door handle** | Opens door to add wood |
+| 2 | **Thermometer** | Shows boiler water temperature |
+| 3 | **Bypass lever** | Push to open, pull to close (see below) |
+| 4 | **Loading door** | Add wood here (top front) |
+| 5 | **Temperature knob** | Left = cooler, Right = hotter |
+| 6 | **Secondary air adjustment** | Fine-tune combustion (2 screws) |
+| 7 | **Ash door handle** | Opens door to access ash pan |
+| 8 | **Main switch** | On/Off - orange light when on |
+| 9 | **Primary air adjustment** | Controls main air flow |
+| 10 | **Flame sight glass** | View fire through ash door |
+
+### Bypass Lever Positions
+
+| OPEN (for lighting/reloading) | CLOSED (normal operation) |
+|:-----------------------------:|:-------------------------:|
+| ![[flue-open.png\|150]] | ![[flue-closed.png\|150]] |
+| Push lever **away** from you | Pull lever **toward** you |
+
+---
+
+## Reloading Wood (Fire Already Burning)
+
+1. **PUSH** the bypass lever (opens bypass)
+2. Open loading door
+3. Add wood **moderately** - prefer 3-4 small loads over 2 large ones
+4. Close loading door
+5. **PULL** bypass lever toward you (closes bypass)
+
+> [!tip] Mid-season advice
+> Don't overload the boiler, especially in mild weather. Smaller, more frequent loads are better.
+
+---
+
+## Temperature Adjustment
+
+### Boiler Water Temperature
+- Turn the **temperature adjustment knob**:
+  - **Left** = decrease (-)
+  - **Right** = increase (+)
+- **Keep temperature at or above 70°C** to prevent tar buildup and condensation
+
+### Room/Radiator Temperature
+- Adjust the **mixing valve** on your heating circuit (not on the boiler itself)
+- Turn gradually from minimum toward maximum until comfortable
+
+---
+
+## Air Controls (Fine-Tuning)
+
+### Primary Air (Main Adjustment)
+- **Air control adjustment knob** on front
+- Left = less air (slower burn)
+- Right = more air (faster burn)
+- Goal: maintain glowing ember bed
+
+### Secondary Air (Combustion Quality)
+- Two adjustment screws near ash door
+- **Right** = decrease air
+- **Left** = increase air
+- Adjust with ash door closed
+- Check flame through sight glass - should be neither too weak nor too harsh
+
+---
+
+## Shutting Down the Boiler
+
+1. Press main switch to **STOP** position (orange light goes out)
+2. **Keep doors open** to ventilate the interior
+3. Allow to cool completely
+
+> [!warning] Frost Protection
+> If the building may be exposed to freezing temperatures, contact a qualified professional to add antifreeze or drain the heating circuit.
+
+---
+
+## Summer Operation
+
+### If Connected to Hot Water Tank
+- Set mixing valve to **minimum** position
+- Keep boiler temp at/above 70°C
+- Make 1-2 good batches of dry wood per day rather than continuous low operation
+- Adjust hot water temp via thermostat on the tank
+
+### If NOT Connected to Hot Water Tank
+- **Stop the boiler** (see shutdown procedure above)
+- Leave doors open for ventilation
+
+### Prevent Mixing Valve Jamming
+> [!warning] Important
+> During summer, **manually operate the mixing valve 3 times** to prevent jamming.
+
+---
+
+## Firewood Requirements
+
+> [!tip] Wood Quality is Critical
+> Use the **driest wood possible**: 2 years seasoning, including 1 year under shelter
+
+### Recommended Wood Types
+| Type | Quality |
+|------|---------|
+| Oak | Excellent |
+| Hornbeam (Charm) | Excellent |
+| Beech | Excellent |
+| Maple | Excellent |
+| Fruit trees | Good (except cherry & plum) |
+
+### Log Sizes
+| Model | Max Log Length |
+|-------|----------------|
+| GBT 20 | 50 cm |
+| GBT 30/50 | 70 cm |
+
+### Storage Location
+*TBD - Add firewood storage location*
+
+---
+
+## Maintenance Schedule
+
+### Daily
+- [ ] Remove ashes from ash pan
+
+### Weekly
+- [ ] Check central orifice between combustion chamber and loading area is clear
+- [ ] Remove ash pan and clean exchanger fins with metal brush
+- [ ] Clean flame sight glass if needed
+
+### Quarterly
+- [ ] Disassemble and clean smoke box (4 screws attach it to boiler body)
+
+### Twice Yearly (Mid-season & End of Season)
+- [ ] Have installer/service check and clean:
+  - Fan cleanliness
+  - Air passage openings
+  - Joint/seal condition
+- [ ] End of season: complete cleaning, leave doors open for ventilation
+
+### Annually
+- [ ] Professional inspection of all adjustment and safety components
+- [ ] Chimney flue cleaning and verification
+
+> [!warning] Adding Water Frequently?
+> If you need to regularly add water to your heating circuit, call a qualified professional immediately.
+
+---
+
+## Troubleshooting
+
+| Problem | What to Check | Solution |
+|---------|---------------|----------|
+| No heating | Wood supply | Ensure boiler has wood |
+| No heating | Mixing valve position | Move from minimum toward maximum |
+| Heating but no hot water | Hot water system | Call qualified professional |
+| Hot water but no heating | Mixing valve | Check it's not on minimum |
+| Smoke in room | Bypass lever | Push open before lighting/loading |
+| Poor combustion | Wood moisture | Use drier, well-seasoned wood |
+| Tar buildup | Temperature too low | Keep boiler water above 70°C |
+| Tar buildup | Wet wood | Use properly seasoned wood |
+
+---
+
+## Emergency Procedures
+
+### Chimney Fire
+
+> [!danger] Signs of chimney fire
+> - Loud roaring sound
+> - Excessive smoke
+> - Very hot chimney/stovepipe
+> - Flames visible from chimney top
+
+**If chimney fire occurs:**
+1. **Call 112** (fire department)
+2. Close all air controls
+3. Get everyone out of building
+4. **Do not use water on the boiler**
+
+### Carbon Monoxide
+- Install CO detector near boiler
+- **Symptoms:** headache, dizziness, nausea
+- If alarm sounds or symptoms occur: evacuate and call 112
+
+### Water Leak
+- Stop the boiler immediately
+- Call qualified installer or after-sales service
+
+---
+
+## Service Contacts
+
+| Service                  | Contact                   |
+| ------------------------ | ------------------------- |
+| After-Sales Service      | *TBD - Add local contact* |
+| Geminox Consumer Service | 08 20 00 60 00 (France)   |
+| Chimney Sweep            | *TBD*                     |
+| Installer                | *TBD*                     |
+
+---
+
+## Safety Reminders
+
+> [!danger] Critical Safety Rules
+> - **Never** use liquid fuel to light the boiler
+> - **Never** overload the boiler, especially mid-season
+> - **Always** open bypass lever before lighting or reloading
+> - **Always** keep water temperature at/above 70°C
+> - **Never** store combustible or corrosive products near boiler
+> - **Never** block ventilation openings in the boiler room
+> - Only qualified professionals may work inside the boiler
+
+---
+
+## Related Pages
+
+- [[heating-system|Heating System Overview]]
+- [[fire|Fire Emergency Procedures]]
+- [[power-outage|Power Outage]] - Heat during outages

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+---
+title: Equipment & Appliances
+description: User manuals and operating guides for heaters, machinery, kitchen appliances, and more
+aliases:
+  - equipment
+tags:
+  - equipment
+  - appliances
+  - manuals
+---
+
+# Equipment & Appliances
+
+Operating guides and user manuals for equipment at the property.
+
+## Sections
+
+### [[equipment/heating/|Heating Equipment]]
+Wood fire heater, portable heaters, and heating systems.
+
+### [[equipment/kitchen/|Kitchen Appliances]]
+Stove, oven, refrigerator, and kitchen equipment.
+
+### [[equipment/laundry/|Laundry]]
+Washing machine, dryer, and laundry facilities.
+
+### [[equipment/farm-machinery/|Farm Machinery]]
+Tractors, chainsaws, strimmers, and motorized outdoor equipment.
+
+### [[equipment/tools/|Tools & Workshop]]
+Hand tools, power tools, and workshop equipment.
+
+### [[water-heater|Water Heater]]
+Hot water system operation and troubleshooting.
+
+---
+
+> [!tip] Can't find what you need?
+> If equipment isn't documented yet, check for physical manuals in *TBD location* or search online using the model number (usually on a sticker on the appliance).

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+---
+title: Dishwasher
+description: Dishwasher operation guide
+tags:
+  - equipment
+  - kitchen
+draft: true
+---
+
+# Dishwasher
+
+*TBD: Remove draft status and add content when applicable*
+
+## Quick Reference
+
+| Item | Details |
+|------|---------|
+| **Make/Model** | *TBD* |
+| **Location** | Kitchen |
+
+## Operating Instructions
+
+*TBD*
+
+## Detergent
+
+- Type to use: *TBD*
+- Location: *TBD*
+
+## Troubleshooting
+
+| Issue | Solution |
+|-------|----------|
+| *TBD* | *TBD* |

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+---
+title: Kitchen Appliances
+description: Operating guides for stove, oven, refrigerator, and kitchen equipment
+tags:
+  - equipment
+  - kitchen
+  - appliances
+---
+
+# Kitchen Appliances
+
+## Major Appliances
+
+### [[stove-oven|Stove & Oven]]
+Cooking range operating instructions.
+
+### [[refrigerator|Refrigerator]]
+Refrigerator and freezer operation.
+
+### [[dishwasher|Dishwasher]]
+*TBD if applicable*
+
+## Small Appliances
+
+*TBD: Add guides for any notable small appliances*
+
+- Coffee maker
+- Microwave
+- Toaster
+- etc.
+
+## Kitchen Safety
+
+- Keep fire extinguisher accessible
+- Know location of [[electrical#kitchen|kitchen circuit breaker]]
+- Know location of [[water#kitchen|kitchen water shutoff]]

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+---
+title: Refrigerator
+description: Refrigerator and freezer operation
+tags:
+  - equipment
+  - kitchen
+---
+
+# Refrigerator
+
+## Quick Reference
+
+| Item | Details |
+|------|---------|
+| **Location** | Kitchen |
+| **Make/Model** | *TBD* |
+| **Ideal fridge temp** | 3-4°C (37-40°F) |
+| **Ideal freezer temp** | -18°C (0°F) |
+
+## Temperature Controls
+
+- **Control location:** *TBD*
+- **Current setting:** *TBD*
+
+## Tips
+
+- Don't overfill - air needs to circulate
+- Allow hot food to cool before refrigerating
+- Check door seals periodically
+
+## Troubleshooting
+
+| Issue | Try This |
+|-------|----------|
+| Not cooling | Check power, check thermostat setting |
+| Too cold/freezing food | Adjust temperature higher |
+| Ice buildup | May need defrosting |
+| Making noise | Normal operation sounds vs concerning sounds |
+
+## During Power Outage
+
+- Keep doors closed as much as possible
+- Full fridge stays cold ~4 hours
+- Full freezer stays frozen ~48 hours
+- See [[power-outage|Power Outage]]

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+---
+title: Stove & Oven
+description: Operating guide for the cooking range
+tags:
+  - equipment
+  - kitchen
+  - cooking
+---
+
+# Stove & Oven
+
+## Quick Reference
+
+| Item | Details |
+|------|---------|
+| **Location** | Kitchen |
+| **Type** | *TBD (gas/electric/induction)* |
+| **Make/Model** | *TBD* |
+
+## Safety
+
+> [!warning] Safety First
+> - Never leave cooking unattended
+> - Keep flammable items away from burners
+> - Know how to shut off gas/power in emergency
+> - Fire extinguisher location: *TBD*
+
+## Stovetop
+
+### Lighting/Operating Burners
+
+*TBD: Specific instructions for this stove type*
+
+**For gas stove:**
+1. *TBD*
+
+**For electric/induction:**
+1. *TBD*
+
+### Burner Controls
+
+| Control | Function |
+|---------|----------|
+| *TBD* | *TBD* |
+
+## Oven
+
+### Operating the Oven
+
+*TBD: Specific instructions*
+
+1. Select temperature
+2. Preheat indicator: *TBD*
+3. *TBD*
+
+### Oven Settings
+
+| Setting | Use |
+|---------|-----|
+| Bake | *TBD* |
+| Broil | *TBD* |
+| Convection | *TBD* |
+
+## Cleaning
+
+- Clean spills when cool
+- *TBD: Specific cleaning instructions*
+
+## Troubleshooting
+
+| Issue | Solution |
+|-------|----------|
+| Burner won't light | *TBD* |
+| Oven not heating | *TBD* |
+| *TBD* | *TBD* |
+
+## Gas Shutoff (if gas stove)
+
+- **Shutoff location:** *TBD*
+- **How to shut off:** *TBD*
+
+> [!danger] If you smell gas
+> 1. Don't use any switches or flames
+> 2. Open windows
+> 3. Leave the building
+> 4. Call gas company / 112

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+---
+title: Laundry
+description: Washing machine, dryer, and laundry facilities
+aliases:
+  - laundry
+tags:
+  - equipment
+  - laundry
+---
+
+# Laundry
+
+## Location
+
+*TBD: Where is laundry located*
+
+## Equipment
+
+### Washing Machine
+
+| Item | Details |
+|------|---------|
+| **Make/Model** | *TBD* |
+| **Type** | *TBD (front/top loader)* |
+
+#### Operating Instructions
+*TBD: Basic operation guide*
+
+#### Detergent
+- Type: *TBD*
+- Location: *TBD*
+- Amount: *TBD*
+
+### Dryer
+
+| Item | Details |
+|------|---------|
+| **Make/Model** | *TBD* |
+| **Type** | *TBD (electric/gas/heat pump)* |
+
+#### Operating Instructions
+*TBD*
+
+> [!warning] Clean lint filter
+> Clean the lint filter before/after every use to prevent fire hazard.
+
+## Drying Alternatives
+
+- Clothesline location: *TBD*
+- Drying rack location: *TBD*
+
+## Troubleshooting
+
+| Issue | Solution |
+|-------|----------|
+| Won't start | Check power, check door is closed |
+| Won't drain | Check drain hose, check filter |
+| Vibrating excessively | Level machine, check load balance |
+
+## Water Shutoffs
+
+- Location: *TBD*
+- Close these if machine leaks or before extended absence

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+---
+title: Tools & Workshop
+description: Hand tools, power tools, and workshop equipment
+tags:
+  - equipment
+  - tools
+  - workshop
+---
+
+# Tools & Workshop
+
+## Workshop Location
+
+*TBD: Where tools and workshop are located*
+
+## Hand Tools
+
+- Location: *TBD*
+- Please return tools after use
+
+## Power Tools
+
+> [!warning] Safety
+> Only use power tools if you are trained and comfortable with them. Ask for guidance if unsure.
+
+*TBD: List power tools and any specific guides*
+
+| Tool | Location | Notes |
+|------|----------|-------|
+| *TBD* | *TBD* | *TBD* |
+
+## Farm Machinery
+
+For tractors, chainsaws, strimmers, and other motorized outdoor equipment, see [[equipment/farm-machinery/|Farm Machinery]].
+
+## Equipment Checkout / Scheduling
+
+*TBD: If there's a system for reserving or checking out equipment*
+
+## Maintenance & Repairs
+
+- Report broken equipment to: *TBD*
+- Tool maintenance supplies: *TBD*
+
+## Safety Equipment
+
+| Item | Location |
+|------|----------|
+| Safety glasses | *TBD* |
+| Work gloves | *TBD* |
+| Ear protection | *TBD* |
+| First aid kit | *TBD* |

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+---
+title: Water Heater
+description: Hot water system operation and troubleshooting
+tags:
+  - equipment
+  - water
+  - utilities
+---
+
+# Water Heater
+
+## Quick Reference
+
+| Item | Details |
+|------|---------|
+| **Location** | *TBD* |
+| **Type** | *TBD (electric/gas/tankless)* |
+| **Make/Model** | *TBD* |
+| **Capacity** | *TBD* |
+
+## Temperature Setting
+
+- **Current setting:** *TBD*
+- **Recommended:** 48-60°C (120-140°F)
+- **Control location:** *TBD*
+
+> [!warning] Scalding Risk
+> Above 50°C (122°F) can cause scalding. Be cautious if setting is high.
+
+## Normal Operation
+
+*TBD: Describe how the specific water heater works*
+
+## Shutoff Locations
+
+| Type | Location | How to Operate |
+|------|----------|----------------|
+| Cold water inlet | *TBD* | *TBD* |
+| Power/Gas | *TBD* | *TBD* |
+
+## Troubleshooting
+
+| Issue | Possible Cause | Solution |
+|-------|----------------|----------|
+| No hot water | Power/pilot light | Check circuit breaker, check pilot |
+| Not enough hot water | High demand | Wait for tank to recover |
+| Water too hot | Thermostat setting | Lower temperature |
+| Strange noises | Sediment buildup | May need flushing |
+| Leaking | Various | Shut off water, call plumber |
+
+## Maintenance
+
+- **Recommended:** Annual flushing to remove sediment
+- **Last serviced:** *TBD*
+
+## Emergency
+
+If leaking significantly:
+1. Turn off water supply to heater
+2. Turn off power/gas
+3. Contact plumber
+
+See [[water-emergency|Water Emergency]]