In addition it might not hurt to "fog" the engine with oil, and drain the radiator. If you will run them at least once every other month you should be all right as long as moisture dosent get in the engine. I know you said you have diesels, but if ever going to store a gas tractor out side you should drain the carb and run it till it dies. Gas left in the carb after a while will turn to a white powder and clog the worm holes in carbs. I like to add stable to the gas. If a tractor has at out for a long time take the plugs out and put in a couple of tablespoons of oil to avoid a dry start. also you could take the valve cover off and add some oil to lube the insides of your engine as all the oil will have settled to the pan. Take the battery out if it is gonna sit outside in cold weather or put a trickel charge on it once a month before you go to bed and take it off when you get up.
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