Figure 16
1. Tilt steering control
Nev er raise the deck while the blades ar e
r otating . Contact with r otating blades can
cause serious injur y .
Hydraulic Lift Lever
T he h y draulic lift lev er ( Figure 17 ) has three lev er
positions that actuate four operating modes; LIFT ,
LO WER, FLO A T & HOLD . T o lo w er the dec k,
in pre paration for mo wing, lightly tap the lev er
forw ard and then allo w the lev er to freely retur n.
T his will allo w the dec k to drop at a controlled
rate and enables the dec k g round follo wing float
function. If the lev er is held in the forw ard
(LO WER) position, the dec k will drop quic kly .
T o raise the dec k and hold it in the transpor t
position, pull and hold the lift lev er rearw ard until
the dec k has fully raised, then release the lev er to
allo w it to retur n. T he dec k will no w hold in the
transpor t position. T he dec k m ust be raised when
transpor ting betw een mo wing locations . T he dec k
should be lo w ered when not in use .
Figure 17
1. Hydraulic Lift lever 7. Oil pressure indicator
2. PTO Switch 8. Glow plug indicator
3. Ignition switch 9. Charge indicator
4. Throttle 10. Lift lever lock
5. Hour meter
11. Power point
6. Engine coolant
temperature indicator
PTO Switch
Pull up on the switc h knob to eng ag e the electric
PTO clutc h ( Figure 17 ). Push do wn on the knob
to diseng ag e the electric PTO clutc h. T he only
time the PTO switc h should be in the eng ag e
position is when the implement is do wn in the
operating position and ready to begin operation.
If the operator lea v es the seat when the PTO
switc h is eng ag ed, the mac hine will shut do wn. T o
re-eng ag e the PTO , push do wn and pull up on the
knob .
Fuel Gauge
T he fuel g aug e ( Figure 18 ) indicates quantity of
fuel remaining in fuel tank.
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