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Ariens HYDROSTATIC S-12 - Operation

Ariens HYDROSTATIC S-12
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OPERATION
PRE-STARTING
INSPECTION
Prior
to
starting
the
engine
for
each
day's
operation,
the
following
checks
and
services
should
be
performed:
a.
Check
oil
in
engine
crankcase.
Add
oil
as
required
to
maintain
proper
level.
b.
Check
fuel
supply.
Use
reguler
gasoline
only.
c.
Check
air
filter
for
excessive
dirt.
Clean
as
required.
d.
Make
visuel
check
with
regards
to
safety
precautions,
obstructions,
lubrication,
and
maintenance.
STARTING
THE
ENGINE
Use
the
following
procedure
to
start
the
engine:
1.
Place
the
hydrostatic
control
lever
in
the
"Park-Start"
position,
shown
in
Figure
2.
NOTE:
This
is
a
safety
feature.
The
engine
will
not
start
uniess
the
control
lever
is
pulled
all
the
way
to
the
rear
of
the
"Park-Start"
slot
2.
Be
sure
the
Implement
Power
Control
Switch(1)Figure
1,.is
pushed
in
(OFF).
NOTE:
This
is
a
safety
feature.
The
engine
will
not
start
un¬
iess
the
switch
is
off
(pushed
inj.
3.
Raise
throttle
lever
(i)
Figure
1,
to
approximately
1/3
fast
position.
4.
Pull
choke
control
©Figure
1,
all
the
way
out
if
engine
is
cold.
If
engine
is
warm,
little
or
no
choke
may
b^
required.
5.
Turn
ignition
key
©Figure
1,
clockwise
all
the
way.
Release
key
as
soon
as
the
engine
starts
and
push
choke
button
in.
In
cold
weather
it
may
be
necessary
to
push
choke
in
gradually
until
engine
warms
up.
If
engine
fails
to
start
on
the
first
attempt,
turn
key
to
off,
wait
a
few
minutes
and
try
again.
Do
not
operate
the
starting
motor
continuously
for
more
than
30
seconds
at
a
time.
AIways
allow
engine
to
warm
up
before
applying
load.
In
below
freezing
weather,
allow
engine
to
run
at
a
fast
idle
for
a
period
of
at
least
5
minutes
before
using
the
tractor.
Serious
internal
damage
to
the
engine
and
hydrostatic
trans¬
mission
could
result
if
this
procedure
is
not
followed.
OPERATING
THE
TRACTOR
-
CONTROL
LEVER
When
the
hånd
control
lever
is
placed
in
the
"Park-
Start"
position
as
shown
in
Figure
2,
a
pin
engages
in
the
teeth
on
the
reduction
gear
inside
the
rear
axie
housing.
This
mechanically
locks
the
rear
wheels
and
prevents
them
from
turning.
When
the
control
lever
is
moved
into
the
neutral
(N)
position,
Figure
2,
the
pin
iS
disengaged;
however,
the
hydrostatic
transmission
will
not
allow
the
rear
wheels
to
turn
provided
there
is
sufficient
oil
in
the
transmission
and
the
free-wheeling
valves
are
not
depressed.
To
move
the
tractor
forward
and
to
increase
forward
travel
speed,
gradually
push
the
hånd
control
lever
for¬
ward
in
the
slot
from
the
neutral
(N)
position,
shown
in
Figure
2.
To
stop
or
siow
down,
gradually
pull
the
control
lever
toward
the
neutral
(N)
position
or
depress
the
neutralizing
pedal.
NOTE:
The
lines
next
to
the
forward
slot
do
not
indicate
a
given
speed
and
serve
as
guide
lines
only.
To
move
the
tractor
backward
and
increase
reverse
travel
speed,
gradually
pull
the
hydrostatic
control
lever
back
in
the
reverse
(R)
slot
from
the
neutral
(N)
position,
shown
in
Figure
2.
To
stop
or
slow
down,
gradually
push
the
control
lever
toward
the
neutral
(N)
position
or
depress
neutralizing
pedal
slowly
with
foot.
To
stop
the
tractor,
return
the
control
lever
to
neutral
either
by
hånd
or
with
the
neutraiizing
pedal
and
then
step
on
the
brake
to
stop
tractor
from
rolling.
DO
NOT
MOVE
CONTROL
LEVER
FROM'"PARK-START"
SLOT
UNLESS
ENGINE
IS
RUNNING..
CONTROL
LEVER
IN
NEUTRAL
(N)
POSITION
-
TRACTOR
STOPPED
CONTROL
LEVER
IN
"PARK
START"
POSITION
-
TRACTOR
PARKED
OR
STOPPED
FIGURE
2
Because
of
the
dynamic
braking
characteristics
of
the
hydrostatic
transmission
the
control
lever
is
extremely
sensitive
to
the
slightest
movement
when
in
the
forward
or
reverse
slots.
AIways
move
lever
slowly
when
in
these
slots.
When
the
tractor
is
stopped
on
a
hiil
or
grade
and
the
control
in
neutral,
a
slight
amount
of
tractor
movement
is
considered
normal,
if
wheel
brakes
are
not
applied
after
neutralizing
transmission
speed
control.
The
forward
travel
speed
of
the
tractor
is
infinitely
variable
from
0
to
6.8
mph.
The
reverse
travel
speed
is
infinitely
variable
from
0
to
3.2
mph
with
the
engine
running
full
throttle.
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