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(2) Start in cold weather
Pull the throttle lever to the low idle position.
Start the engine after operating the cold start aid
indicator
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sufficiently.
If the engine runs smoothly, carry out warm-up
for 5~10 minutes at low idle position.
Use the engine oil for winter in cold weather.
Refer to the chapter 5-3, “Lubricants and
Capacity” or the last page in this manual.
Use the diesel for winter when it is very cold
weather. It is much easier to start the engine.
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When storing the tractor in cold weather, the battery must be removed and stored
in a cool and dry place that is not frozen away from children.
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Allowing engine to idle for a long time will waste fuel and cause a build up of
carbon.
Caution
Warning
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Only start engine outdoors or in a well ventilated place, as the engine exhaust
fumes may cause sickness or death.
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To avoid an explosion, never use starting fluid to start the engine.
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Start the engine only from the driver’s seat with placing all the transmission gear
levers in neutral position.
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DO NOT start the engine by shorting across the terminals of the starter motor. If
the engine starts, the tractor can be moved suddenly.
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To start the engine, comply with the followings. If not, the engine can not start even
if turning the key switch to “Start” position.
- put PTO switch to “OFF” position.
- release the HST pedal in neutral position. (HST models only)
- place the rear/MID. PTO lever in neutral position.
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DO NOT operate the starter motor more than 10 seconds. If the engine does not
start, wait for 1~2 minutes before restarting.
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When the engine is running, DO NOT turn the key switch to “START” position. It
may cause a failure of the starter motor.
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In cold weather, be sure to warm up the engine sufficiently. If using the tractor
suddenly in cold weather, the engine life can be reduced.
Caution
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