The good pickup - maybe every four tanks of gas. It gets 3000-4000 miles a year so it's not all that often. Basically to rinse the dust off from it sitting in the shed.
The grain trucks gets the inside blown out a couple of times a year and the outside hosed off just about every time they come out of the shed. Again, it's to rinse off the dust so I can see out the windshield.
The tractors are all much more often. The inside gets thoroughly cleaned every 100 hours and blown out with the compressor every time an implement changes. The outside varies, but during hay/planting, etc. the outside gets hosed probably every 25 hours. With soap and a bucket probably every 40 hours.
The tractors are where I spend the most time and where most folks see me (from the road). I think they represent the farm as much as anything so I keep them looking nice. The 4440 is going to get a paint job over the winter to make it more presentable.
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