GB-F-NL-16
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Fig.3
Fig.4
Fig.5
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CONTROLS
STARTER KEY SWITCH (G Fig.2)
The starter key should be turned clockwise to the 'pre-
heat' (No. 2) position to heat the glowplugs when the
green warning lamp goes out on warning lamp display
module turn the starter key clockwise to the 'start' (No.
3) position to start the engine. After starting, the key
should be released and allowed to return automatically
to the 'on' (No. 1) position for normal running.
CUTTING CYLINDER DRIVE FOOT SWITCH
(NOT USA) (A Fig.3)
The cutting cylinder drive foot swich starts the cutting
cylinders rotating after the rocker switch on the control
panel has been used or when the cutting cylinder has
been stoped by raising it out of work.
TRACTION CONTROL FOOT PEDAL (Fig.4)
The traction control foot pedal (A) has a neutral lock
release (B) situated in the centre of the pedal. To
move the machine forward the neutral lock release
must be depressed as the foot pedal is pivoted
forward. To reverse depress the rear of the foot pedal.
When the pedal is released it will return to its neutral
position and lock. If the foot is rested on the neutral
lock lever, the engine cannot be started.
LIFT / LOWER CONTROL LEVER (A Fig.5)
The lever lifts and lowers all of the cutting unit lift
arms. To raise the lift arms move the lever upwards.
To lower move the the lever downwards. After
operation release the lever and it will return to the
neutral position.
UNIT COUNTERBALANCE CONTROL (B Fig.5)
Cutting unit ground pressure can be varied within preset
limits and is controlled by the handwheel on the right hand
side of the operators seat next to the lift / lower lever.
The handwheel is turned clockwise to reduce the ground
weight of the cutting unit and to improve slope climbing
performance.
The handwheel is turned anticlockwise to increase ground
weight of the cutting unit and this setting will reduce the
possibility of cutting unit "bounce" when working at high
speed on undulating ground. The normal position for this
control is midway between the minimum and maximum
settings.
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