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Operating the Tractor
Figure 7. Auxiliary Hydraulic System Function
(Levers shown as viewed from Operator’s position when
seated on tractor. Quick Connect panel shown as viewed
from front of unit.)
PUSHING & TOWING THE TRACTOR
1. Disengage the PTO and turn the engine off.
2. Shift the two speed control into neutral and release
the parking brake.
The tractor can now be pushed by hand . TOWING
THE TRACTOR WITH ANOTHER VEHICLE IS NOT
RECOMMENDED, AS THE TRANSMISSION WILL
BE DAMAGED.
AUXILIARY HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
(OPTIONAL)
NOTE: Some models come with factory-installed auxil-
iary hydraulics. (For units not equipped with factory
installed hydraulics, an Auxiliary Hydraulic Kit is avail-
able. See your authorized dealer for information on
optional kits and attachments.)
General
The optional auxiliary hydraulics can be used to control
up to two hydraulic cylinders. Refer to the following chart
for hydro pump output data.
The auxiliary hydraulic control levers are located in the
control pod to the left of the seat (see Figure 6) and con-
trol the flow of hydraulic fluid to the quick connectors
located under the left footrest.
Control Lever Functions
Moving the left control lever forward (A, Figure 7) will
send pressurized hydraulic fluid to the far left quick con-
nector.
Moving the left control lever backward (B, Figure 7) will
send pressurized hydraulic fluid to the left middle quick
connector.
A.
RL
B.
C.
D.
A
B
Figure 6. Auxiliary Hydraulics (shown with Dozer Blade)
A. Control Levers
B. Quick Connector Panel
IMPORTANT NOTE
Shift two-speed control to NEUTRAL before
pushing or towing. Pushing or towing in gear
will damage transmission. Do NOT push or
tow at speeds greater than 8 MPH (5KPH).
Moving the right control lever forward (C, Figure 7) will
send pressurized hydraulic fluid to the far right quick con-
nector.
Moving the right control lever backward (D, Figure 7) will
send pressurized hydraulic fluid to the right middle quick
connector.
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