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METHOD FOR SHIFTING GEARS
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WARNING
• Do not move transmission lever to NEUTRAL (N) when
you travel. Make sure the transmission is in L when
you travel downhill.
• If the gear shift lever is shifted to NEUTRAL position
(N) during traveling or traveling downhill, the engine
brake is disabled and steering operation becomes
heavy. In addition, there will be insufficient cooling oil
for the retarder, and there will be hazard of overheat-
ing or defective operation of the brakes.
• There may also be damage to the transmission or oth-
er parts of the power train, and there is danger of un-
expected accidents.
NOTICE
• When switching the direction (FORWARD or RE-
VERSE), stop the machine completely and run the en-
gine at low idle, then select the direction of travel.
After moving the gear shift lever, do not accelerate un-
til it is detected that the transmission clutch is engag-
ed.
• Do not operate the gear shift lever with the accelerator
pedal depressed.
This will cause a big shock, and will also reduce the
service life of the machine.
Set the gear shift lever (1) to a desired position.
This machine is equipped with automatic transmission, so the
transmission will shift automatically to match the travel speed.
If the dump body is not completely lowered, the gear speed is
fixed at 1st anywhere the gear shift lever position is in D to L.
The reverse travel is not available when the gear shift lever is
in the position R and the gear speed is fixed at NEUTRAL.
Keep the dump body lowered when traveling.
• When upshift (acceleration)
Depress the accelerator pedal (2) gradually to accelerate
the machine.
The lockup clutch is engaged and the direct drive starts.
If the machine is accelerated further, the transmission au-
tomatically shifts up.
MACHINE OPERATIONS AND CONTROLS
OPERATION
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Summary of Contents for HD325-8
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Page 13: ...FOREWORD INTRODUCTION 1 11 ...
Page 25: ...LOCATION OF SAFETY LABELS SAFETY SAFETY LABELS 2 3 ...
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Page 429: ...ATTACHMENTS AND OP TIONS Before reading this chapter read and understand the SAFETY 6 1 ...
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