Kersten B00002, Оригинальное руководство по эксплуатации

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Operation of the self-propelled implement
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After selecting the direction of travel, slowly release the lower lever (Fig.7.1, item 2). The faster
the lever is released, the faster the machine starts to move. To spare the components, a jerky
start should be avoided.
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If the machine is moving too fast or too slow, it can be changed by pressing the rotary knob
(Fig.7.1;
The presetting of the speed and the preselection of the direction of travel may only be
carried out when the single-axle system is at a standstill, by operating the lower lever
(Fig.7.1, item 2).
Respectively!
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The throttle lever (Fig.7.1, item 6) influences the engine speed and thus also the driving speed.
Always try to drive with the lowest speed required, this protects material and the environment.
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The auxiliary drive is switched on with the lever (Fig.7.1, item 3) "On" or "Off". This lever locks
automatically.
7.3 Parking the internal combustion engine
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Before switching off the combustion engine, make sure that the drive lever (Fig.7.1, item 5) in
the recess of the shift gate and the lever for the PTO (Fig.7.1, item 3) in the "off" position are
located.
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Place the throttle lever (Fig. 7.1, item 6) in the neutral position and allow the engine to idle for
about ½ minute.
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Set the engine off switch located on the internal combustion engine to "0".
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Close the fuel tap
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Secure the towing vehicle against unauthorized use and, if necessary, remove the ignition key.
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When leaving, secure the device against rolling away, by using wheel chocks or, if necessary,
by applying the parking brake..
Tip :
In case of prolonged downtime, do not stop the engine with the engine off switch, but close the
fuel cock and let the engine run until it comes to a standstill by itself. Thus, the carburettor is
empty and no gumming can occur.
This procedure may not be used in confined spaces, otherwise it exists
Choking hazard. Basically pay attention to adequate ventilation!
7.4 Height and inclination angle adjustment of the hand rail
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In order to guarantee the operator an ergonomically optimal working height, the height of the
handrails (Fig.7.2, item 1) can be adjusted at two different points.
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Figure 7.3 Figure 7.2