You can use the inching pedal at the same time as the accelerator pedal or clutch
pedal in order to drive slowly over uneven ground, for example, or to drive slowly
to lift heavy loads. The inching pedal itself has no effect on the speed of the
engine. You can, therefore, use the accelerator pedal (for force) and inching pedal
(to limit the speed) at the same time. Depressing the inching pedal fully stops the
machine.
6.4.2 Locking differential
The illustration provides more information on the location of the locking
differential on the machine. A locking differential is a differential with the facility
to limit the permissible difference in speed between two driven wheels of the
machine.
Figure 15: Locking differential
A Locking differential adjustment button
The locking differential adjustment button is used to activate the differential. This
may be necessary when driving on wet, muddy, or uneven ground.
For more information, see Switching the locking differential on/off manually
on page 27.
Caution!
If used incorrectly, the tires will exhibit excess wear and the machine will
become harder to steer.
6.4.2.1 Switching the locking differential on/off manually
Caution!
If used incorrectly, the tires will exhibit excess wear and the machine will
become harder to steer.
Operating the machine
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