6. Start the ngine and check the op-
erating status and leakage.
DISCONNECTION
1. Make sure to stop the engine be
-
fore disconnecting it.
2. Release any residual pressure in
the hydraulic hoses of the imple-
ment and tractor by operating the
double acting valve lever 4 to 5
times.
3. Remove any foreign material
around the couplers.
4. Keep the implement balanced by
removing any load applied (low-
ering it onto the ground, for ex-
ample). If disconnecting the hose
while outer load is applied to the
implement, it is hard to connect
the implement in the future.
5. Remove the male coupler by
pushing the female coupler boss
of the tractor backward.
Never connect or disconnect
the implement hydraulic hose
while the pressure in it is not
released or the engine is run-
ning. It is hard to connect and
disconnect the hose and hy-
draulic fluid can be sprayed
from the hose, and get into
your eyes or skin.
Stop the engine and wear pro-
tective glasses and gloves be-
fore work.
6. Close the dust-proof cover of the
female coupler of the tractor. Wrap
the male coupler of the implement
with a plastic bag to prevent con-
tamination.
WARNING