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IV.
OPERATING INFORMATION
A. CAB
20
Filter Minder®-
(fig. 20-3, item 1) The Filter Minder® is an engine
air filter restriction monitoring device. For information on servicing and re-
setting the Filter Minder®, see the service and maintenance section on fil-
ters.
Hour Meter-
(fig. 20-3, item 2) The hour meter progressively re-
cords elapsed time of the sprayer operation. It is useful for determining ser-
vice intervals.
Volt Meter-
(fig. 20-3, item 3) The volt meter measures voltage
from the alternator on the diesel engine. A “red” indicator light will alert the
operator if the system is operating either too low or too high.
Fuel Gauge-
(fig. 20-3, item 4) The fuel gauge measures the
amount of fuel in either fuel tank, depending on the tank selected with the
fuel switch. A “yellow” indicator light alerts the operator of low level opera-
tion.
Engine Oil Pressure-
(fig. 20-3, item 5) The oil pressure gauge monitors pressure of the engine
lubricating system. A “red” indicator light alerts the operator of low level operation.
Water Temperature-
(fig. 20-3, item 6) The water temperature gauge monitors the engine cooling
system. A “red” indicator light alerts the operator of unsafe operating temperatures.
Speedometer/Tachometer-
(fig. 20-3, item 7) The unit
will display either engine RPM or speed of travel depending on the
operator’s selection. See the next page for more information on the
speedometer/tachometer.
FIG 20-3
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
NOTE:
Immediately reduce engine speed
and shut off ignition if any of the
above RED indicator lights
illuminate. Determine cause and
correct before continuing operation.
Parking Brake–
The parking brake, located on the panel below the spray
system monitor (fig. 20-1), is NOT to be engaged while the machine is in
motion. Refer to Operating Information: Hydrostatic Drive Systems for
more information on the use of the parking brake.
FIG 20-1
Raven Monitor 460–
The Raven Monitor 460 (fig. 20-2) is the “brains” of
the spray system. The monitor must be properly calibrated before any spray-
ing occurs. Read the Calibration section for more information on the Raven
Monitor 460.
FIG 20-2