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LeeBoy Model 8510B Conveyor Paver 5-11
Component Location
Table 5-4. Steering and Speed Control Module - Steering Wheel
ITEM NO. CONTROL NAME FUNCTION
1 Run/Stop Switch The RUN/STOP switch controls stopping the machine and activating/
deactivating the operator control station. When the switch is set to the STOP
position, operator control station is deactivated, parking brake is applied,
and machine will not move. When switch is set to RUN, operator control
station is activated, parking brake is released, and machine resumes to
previously set speed.
NOTE: Only one operator control station can be active at a time (see
Activating and Deactivating Operator Control Station in Section
6).
NOTE: If the position of the joystick(s) has NOT changed from when the
RUN/STOP switch is moved to the STOP position and then later
switched to the RUN position, then paver will resume travel at the
same speed of travel when the switch is set to the RUN position.
If the position of the joystick(s) HAS changed from when the RUN/
STOP switch is moved to the STOP position then later switched
to the RUN position, the paver travel function will be temporarily
disabled until joysticks are returned to the NEUTRAL position.
2 Forward Neutral
Reverse Joystick
Lever controls the speed of travel forward and reverse. Moving joystick
forward moves machine forward. The farther forward the faster the speed.
Moving joystick backward moves machine backward. The farther backward
the faster the speed. When Joystick is centered, the machine is in neutral.
NOTE: Machine must be in neutral to start machine.
3 Steering Wheel Controls the direction of travel Right and Left. Rotating steering wheel right
moves machine to the right. The farther right the more aggressively machine
turns to the right. Rotating steering wheel left moves machine to the left. The
farther left the more aggressively machine turns to the left. When wheel is
centered, the machine should travel in a straight direction.
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