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Operation
Operation
Note:
Determine the left and right sides of the
machine from the normal operating position.
Controls
Become familiar with all the controls before starting
the engine and operating the machine.
Steering Control
The steering control is located behind the control
console (see Figure 4).
Moving the steering control to the right or left moves
the machine to the right or left respectively. Moving
it to the center allows the machine to go straight.
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Figure 4
1.
Steering control
5.
Control console
2.
Rear reference bar
6.
Forward
3.
Motion control lever in
neutral
7.
Reverse
4.
Front reference bar
Motion Control Lever
The motion control lever, located in the center of the
steering control, controls the forward and reverse
motion of the machine (see Figure 4).
Moving the lever forward or backward turns the
wheels forward or reverse respectively. Wheel speed
is proportional to the amount the lever is moved.
Moving the lever to the center position places the
machine in neutral position.
When the motion control lever is released, it will
return to the neutral position.
Note:
If the motion control lever does not return
to the neutral position when released, contact an
Authorized Service Dealer.
Throttle Control
Located on the left side of the control console (red
lever) (see Figure 5).
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Figure 5
1.
Throttle
10.
Spray pattern control
2.
Choke
11.
Granular gate adjustable
stop control narrow
distribution
3.
Ignition switch
12.
Spray wand trigger
4.
Granular side deflector
control
13.
Spray wand flow valve
5.
Liquid agitation lever
14.
Spreader controller
display
6.
Narrow spray lever
15.
Granular impeller motor
and speed switch
7.
Wide spray lever
16.
Spray pressure control
8.
Granular gate
lever-heavy distribution
17.
Sprayer controller
display
9.
Granular gate lever-light
distribution
Choke Control
Located on the left side of the control console (see
Figure 5).
The choke is used to aid in starting a cold engine.
Pulling up on the choke will put the choke in the
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