13
Operating
Improperly
in
Reverse
Improperly
operating
in
reverse
could
result
in
a
collision
with
an
obstacle
or
person.
Always
follow
proper
operating
procedures
as
outlined
in
this
manual.
Before
shifting
into
reverse
gear,
always
check
for
obstacles
or
people
behind
the
vehicle.
When
it's
safe
to
proceed,
reverse
slowly.
Driving
Over
Obstacles
Improperly
driving
over
obstacles
could
cause
loss
of
control
or
overturn.
Before
operating
in
a
new
area,
check
for
obstacles.
Never
attempt
to
drive
over
large
obstacles
such
as
rocks
or
fallen
trees.
Always
follow
the
proper
procedures
outlined
in
this
manual
when
driving
over
obstacles.
Skidding
or
Sliding
Skidding
or
sliding
can
cause
loss
of
control
or
overturn
(if
tires
regain
traction
unexpectedly).
Always
follow
proper
procedures
for
operating
on
slippery
surfaces
as
described
in
the
owner's
manual.
When
operating
on
slippery
surfaces
such
as
ice
or
loose
gravel,
reduce
your
speed
and
use
extra
caution
to
reduce
the
chance
of
skidding
or
sliding.
Do
not
operate
on
excessively
slippery
surfaces.
Operating
Through
Water
Operating
through
deep
or
fast
‐
flowing
water
can
cause
loss
of
traction,
loss
of
control,
overturn
or
an
accident.
Never
operate
in
fast
‐
flowing
water
or
in
water
that
exceeds
the
floor
level.
Always
follow
proper
procedures
for
operating
in
water
as
described
in
the
owner's
manual.
Wet
brakes
may
have
reduced
stopping
ability.
After
leaving
water,
test
the
brakes.
Apply
them
lightly
several
times
while
driving
slowly.
The
friction
will
help
dry
out
the
pads.
