GB - 16
AXLE LOCKS
For a solid front axle, install axle locks on
front axle. For a pivoting front axle, remove
axle locks from front axle and store on unit
(Figure 5).
ROLLOVER PROTECTION
STRUCTURE (ROPS)
Frequently inspect ROPS and seat belt for
damage or loose hardware.
Use extreme care when working close to
fences, ditches, or on hills.
Check overhead clearance carefully before
driving under any objects.
ALWAYS wear seat belt while operating the
unit with the ROPS in the upright position.
Do not wear a seat belt while operating the
unit with the center bar in the lowered
position.
IMPORTANT:
Do not weld, cut, drill or modify
ROPS in any manner unless instructed by the
manufacturer.
Lower Center Bar (Figure 6)
1. Remove the two hair pins and then
remove the ROPS lock pins from the
hinge plate.
2. Lower the center bar into down position.
3. Install the ROPS lock pins in the hinge
plate and secure with the hair pins.
Raise Center Bar (Figure 6)
1. Remove the two hair pins and then
remove the ROPS lock pins from the
hinge plate.
2. Raise the center bar into up position.
3. Install the ROPS lock pins in the hinge
plate and secure with the hair pins.
NOTE:
Return the center bar to the raised
position when clear of obstacles.
FILLING FUEL TANK
To add fuel to fuel tank:
1. Place unit in an open or well-ventilated
area.
2. Shut off engine and allow to cool.
3. Clean fuel caps and surrounding area to
prevent dirt from entering fuel tank.
4. Remove fuel caps.
NOTE:
If unit runs out of fuel on diesel
models (992215, 216), the engine must be
primed prior to starting the engine. Refer to
Engine Manual for detailed instructions.
5. Fill fuel tank to the bottom of filler neck.
on page 39 for fuel
tank capacity.
WARNING:
Lower the center bar
only when necessary to drive under
an object. There is no rollover
protection with the center bar in the
down position.
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2
3
Figure 5
1. Axle Lock Storage
2. Axle Locks Installed
3. Front Axle
WARNING:
AVOID INJURY. Read
and understand entire
Safety
section before proceeding.
Lowered Position
Figure 6
Raised Position
Lock Pin
Hair Pin
