Traction control operating state
Switch position
Traction control
setting
Display on monitor
Features
Rim pull
Target material of
loading
Road conditions
Press (A).
-
(*1)
Large
Suitable for heavy
target material.
Suitable on the
ground not slip-
pery.
(B)
Auto
(*3)
Automatic ad-
justment
(*2)
Can be applied for loading work by au-
tomatic adjustment.
Reduces the fuel consumption when
traveling at 3rd or 4th.
Auto
Automatic ad-
justment
(*2)
Can be applied for loading work by au-
tomatic adjustment.
Level 5 (High)
(*1)
Large
↑
│
│
│
│
│
│
│
│
│
│
│
↓
Small
Suitable for loading heavy target mate-
rial and on the ground not slippery.
In the stall range (when travel speed is
around 0 km/h {0 MPH} ), the equiva-
lent rim pull when traction control is
OFF (MAX) can be performed.
Level 4
Suitable for heavy
target material.
↑
│
│
↓
Suitable for light
target material.
Suitable on the
ground not slip-
pery.
↑
│
│
↓
Suitable on the
slippery ground.
Level 3
Level 2
Level 1 (Low)
Use this to keep the rim pull at small
level for a particular purpose.
(C)
-
Tires will not easily slip and operation on a slippery
ground such as a snow removal work can be per-
formed easily, because an appropriate driving force is
obtained.
Moreover, the machine may start smoothly and a sud-
den start at forward travel may not occur.
(*1): When the traction control is set to OFF (MAX), the maximum rim pull can be performed over all speed
ranges. When the machine is operated in the stall range (when the travel speed is around 0 km/h), however, the
machine operation can become easier by setting the traction control to ON when tires slip.
(*2): Optimum control of the HST pump and HST motor according to the work load is performed and it can re-
strain the fuel consumption.
EXPLANATION OF COMPONENTS
OPERATION
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