Baroness LM281, Руководство по эксплуатации для владельца

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1 Stop valve
A Stop
B Open
Reel Rotation Lever
Caution
The reel rotation lever must be shifted to the
appropriate position just before you start
cutting work or back lapping. In all other
cases, it must be returned to the "STOP
(Neutral)" position.
The reel rotation lever is located on the right
side of the driver's seat and operates rotation
of the reel cutters (cutting cylinders) of the
mower units.
If you shift the reel rotation lever to the
"FORWARD" position, the reel cutters (cutting
cylinders) on all mower units will rotate for
cutting work. If you shift the reel rotation lever
to "REVERSE," the reel cutters (cutting
cylinders) will rotate for back lapping.
B
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C A
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1 Reel rotation lever
A FORWARD (Mowing rotation)
B REVERSE (Backlapping rotation)
C STOP (Neutral)
Reel Rotation Lever Stopper
Caution
Before you start cutting work, make sure that
the stopper knob is tightened.
The reel rotation lever stopper is located on the
right side of the driver's seat. It prevents a false
operation of the reel rotation lever.
Except for during back lapping operations, be
sure to shift the stopper knob to the "FOR
MOWING" position, then tighten the knob.
A
B
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1 Reel rotation lever stopper
A FOR MOWING
B FOR BACKLAPPING
Reel Rotation/Stop Switching Lever
Caution
Before operating the reel rotation/stop
switching lever, be sure to shift the reel
rotation lever to the "Stop" position.
The reel rotation/stop switching lever is located
on the reel motor attached to each mower unit.
It is used during cutting and back lapping.
You must shift only the lever(s) for the mower
unit(s) that you plan to use for cutting or back
lapping to the "Rotate" position. Leave the
lever(s) for other mower units in the "Stop"
position.
1
A
B
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1 Reel rotation/stop switching lever
A Rotate
B Stop
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LM281
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