Lovol TE Series - Starting of Tractor; Steering of Tractor

Operating Instructions
3.4 Starting of Tractor
 When the engine is in low-speed state, depress the clutch pedal and then shift the transmission shift lever
to the required gear.
 Put down the parking brake handle.
 Honk the horn and observe whether there are obstacles around the vehicle.
 Gradually increase the engine speed and slowly release the clutch pedal to make the tractor start smoothly.
After starting, the clutch pedal shall be released quickly to avoid slipping of the clutch.
 Gradually increase the throttle to make the tractor reach the required working speed.
 In use, it is not allowed to use the method of half-engaging clutch to reduce the running speed of tractor.
Do not keep your feet on the clutch pedal while driving, so as not to accelerate the wear of the release
lever and lining.
Important: In order to prevent the transmission drive gear collision and early damage to the clutch,high-gear
starting is strictly prohibited. Be sure to release the parking brake before starting to avoid damaging its working
parts.
3.5 Steering of Tractor
3.5.1 When the tractor is turning on the road, operate the horn switch on the steering wheel arm first, sound the
warning, and then start turning; In the case of tractors traveling at high speed, slow down first. For smooth
bends, turn early and slowly, and rotate and return the wheel within smaller range. For sharp bends, turn late
and quickly, rotate and return the wheel within larger range.
3.5.2 When a tractor make small turns on soft soil, the steering will be ineffective because the front wheels will
slip. When turning the steering wheel, step on the brake pedal on the corresponding side to help steering.
Warning
1.In the case of tractors traveling at high speed, using unilateral system for sharp turns is absolutely
forbidden. When the front wheels turn at a large angle, in case of a squeak when the safety valve is in action,
the steering wheel shall be retracted a little to avoid the accident caused by long-term overloading of the
hydraulic steering system;
2. Before turning or reversing in field operation, the working parts of agricultural machinery buried must
be lifted out of the ground to avoid damaging the farm implements or causing casualties.
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