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OPERATION:
Think safety first! Please carefully read the Skid Steer safety summary section on pages 2-4 and all sup-
plied safety information on all attachments before attempting to operate the machine. Closely following
these instructions will help you and any bystanders avoid bodily injury, as well as prevent damage to the
machine.
CONTROLS:
NOTE: It is very important to become familiar with all the controls in
Figure 1 before you start the engine and operate the machine.
WARNING: Always keep both hands on the grip handles and both feet on
the operator’s platform whenever operating the machine.
WARNING: Always use a smooth motion whenever moving any control
lever. Never jerk any of the control levers; this will result
in the machine jerking, which could throw the operator from
the machine.
IMPORTANT: For an individual’s initial introduction to the machine, a level and
open area free of hazards should be chosen to learn and practice
safe operation. Do not attempt to do work with the unit until
you are proficient in its operation. When first learning to use the
machine only run the throttle up to about 2400-2600rpm. This will
limit the amount of hydraulic fluid to the wheel motors allowing for
slower and smoother operation. As the operator becomes more
proficient the throttle can be increased for maximum potential of
the machine.
NOTE: The left and right-side of the machine is determined as the
operator stands on the platform facing forward.
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