Baroness SP160EB, Owner'S Operating Manual

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Adjustment of Shift Lever Fulcrum
The shift lever fulcrum may begin to rattle due
to frequent use and may no longer be able to
perform shift operations correctly.
Follow the steps below to adjust the shift lever
fulcrum.
Important
Before adjusting the shift lever fulcrum, be
sure to set the key switch to the "OFF"
position.
Important
When adjusting the shift lever fulcrum, make
sure that shift lever operation remains smooth.
Loosen the nut.
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1 Shift lever
2 Shift lever fulcrum
3 Bolt
4 Nut
Tighten the bolt until the shift lever fulcrum
does not rattle.
Tighten the nut to secure the bolt.
Adjustment of Brake
Caution
Make sure that the brake wire is not cracked
or damaged.
Caution
Perform the adjustment with the machine
switched off.
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Important
If the brake is not sufficiently effective, adjust
the brake wire.
Adjust the brake by tightening the brake wire
adjustment bolt.
Adjustment of Parking Brake Wire
Important
Adjust the play of the brake lever so that it is
as small as possible and the brakes do not
drag when the lever is released.
When the parking brake wire is stretched, the
play of the brake pedal may become large,
the braking effectiveness may become worse
and the brake pedal may unexpectedly lock.
If the brake is not sufficiently effective when
the brake pedal is depressed, adjust the
parking brake wire.
Park the machine on a level surface.
Release the parking brake.
Loosen the travel safety device brake wire.
Adjust the parking brake by tightening the
adjustment bolt on the transmission side.
Loosen the lock nut B.
Adjust the parking brake wire with the
adjustment bolt B.
If the brake lever play is too large, the
braking power will be decreased and
the brake pedal will be soft.
If the brake lever play is too small, the
braking power will be increased and
the brake pedal will be hard.
Firmly secure the adjustment bolt B with
the lock nut B.
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Maintenance
SP160EB
Maintenance
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Maintenance Work