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Iseki SBC1300 - 2.5. Cruise Control Pedal; Parking Brake Lever

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SF438,450
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WARNING:
・Never use the dif-lock when travelling at
high speeds.
・It is very dangerous to attempt to turn
the front mower with the dif-lock pedal
depressed. When turning the front mower,
be sure to release the dif-lock pedal.
・When the dif-lock is not released despite
releasing the dif-lock pedal, stop the front
mower immediately and ask your dealer to
repair.
NOTE: Dif-lock is operated automatically when the
front mower is on a slope of more than "10° ".
2.5. CRUISE CONTROL PEDAL
When cruise control pedal is depressed, the travelling
speed is held without depressing the HST forward travel
pedal.
To set cruise control, depress the HST forward travel
pedal until the desired speed is reached, and then
depress the cruise control pedal.
To release the cruise control, depress the brake pedal.
WARNING: Cruise control should only be
used in open spaces, without obstacles,
with unobstructed view or traveling on the
road. Be thoroughly familiar with cruise
control operation before using.
IMPORTANT: To prevent mechanical failure, do not
depress the cruise control pedal without
first depressing the forward HST travel
pedal.
NOTE: Cruise control is not available in the reverse
direction.
2.6. PARKING BRAKE LEVER
Use parking brake lever when parking the front mower.
Pull up the lever, and parking brake is applied. In order
to maximize the performance of the parking brake,
depress the brake pedal, and then apply the parking
brake. Push in the top button and lower the lever to
release the brake.
The parking lamp illuminates with starter switch in
the ON position while parking lever is pulled upward.
Release the parking lever before starting the front
mower and make sure that the parking lamp turns off.
WARNING: Never start travelling with
the parking brake applied, or the brake
performance will deteriorate soon or, even
worse, the brake system could break down.

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