seconds. If the engine fails to start within 10
seconds, wait at least 30 seconds before trying
again.
5. Allow the engine to warm up at normal idling
speed of 1000 rpm. To raise rpm, depress but-
ton on Engine Throttle Control (#36) to release
lock and pull throttle knob up. For fine tuning,
rotate the throttle control clockwise or counter-
clockwise. Bring throttle speed up to the rec-
ommended speed for the type of sweeping. See
Table O-1.
6. Check oil pressure and fuel gauges to be sure
there are no problems.
7. If necessary, turn on lights using Floodlight
Switch (#21) and the optional Beacon Light
Switch (#20).
COLD WEATHER STARTING
NOTICE
If operating the Eagle in temperatures below 32°F
(0° C), any water in the spray system will freeze.
NOTICE
Never operate the starter for more than 10 seconds.
Longer operation will lead to an over discharge of
the batteries, as well as starter seizure. Wait at least
30 seconds between attempts to start the engine.
Follow all directions of the truck engine manufac-
turer.
To start the auxiliary engine when cold, the basic
procedure is as follows:
1. Turn the starter switch key counterclockwise
to PRE-HEAT position. This will heat the glow
plugs on the engine.
O-9
OPERATION
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